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PSU’s Granville out rest of season

PHILADELPHIA — Count Max Granville as the president of Penn State’s Bad Luck Club. The defensive end suffered another knee injury (torn ACL) during practice last week and will be lost for the season, Matt Campbell confirmed Saturday. Granville, a Texas native, also missed the 2025 season with a knee injury. “A real tough blow for our team and for Max,” Campbell said. The coaching staff was counting on Granville to help bolster the Nittany Lions’ pass rush. He played last week against Marshall and broke up a pass. Banks appears — Hollidaysburg’s Josh Banks, a walk-on ...

Nittany Lions know Temple has Saturday’s date circled

Following are the highlights of Penn State’s Tuesday press conference with head coach Matt Campbell, defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn, tight end Benjamin Brahmer, defensive tackle Siale Taupaki and offensive lineman Cooper Cousins: Saturday’s game: at Temple (noon, ESPN2) Records: ...

Area media members predict upcoming PSU football season

Last year some area journalists thought Penn State could run the table on its 2025 season and instead, head coach James Franklin was run right out of town. Gone is Franklin and in is Matt Campbell, plus a multitude of uncertainty. Who knows how things are going to turn out, especially with ...

PSU backup quarterback has earned right to get on field

Following are the highlights of Penn State’s Tuesday press conference with head coach Matt Campbell, offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser, quarterback Rocco Becht, offensive lineman Trevor Buhr and linebacker Tony Rojas. Saturday’s game: vs. Marshall (3:30 p.m., FS1) Records: Penn State ...

Big Ten upping its availability reports this season for football

ROSEMONT, Ill. — The Big Ten announced the expansion of its player availability reporting process for the 2026 college football season Friday, requiring teams to submit four reports per week instead of one for games matching conference opponents. Schools will submit availability reports ...

ACC football bosses will also prevent pros from competing

It took three days for the nation’s four powerful athletic conferences to dig in on banning players who were on NFL rosters from returning to college football. The hope is it offers order amid the chaos growing through legal challenges and the pursuit of loopholes to NCAA eligibility ...