It was another noteworthy and news-filled week for Penn State.
The NFL made its decision over whether the Philadelphia Eagles would be punished for tampering following Penn State Football head coach James Franklin’s comments about his conversation with Saquon Barkley before the running back agreed to terms with the New York Giants’ division rival.
After the league’s investigation, the NFL did not find sufficient evidence of tampering, which likely triggered a sigh of relief from Franklin and is good news for general manager Howie Roseman and the Eagles who avoid any sort of punishment.
League statement on #Eagles, who did not violate Anti-Tampering policy in signing Saquon Barkley.
Among those interviewed: Howie Roseman, Nick Sirianni and James Franklin. pic.twitter.com/bn6GiwvKwv
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) June 13, 2024
Here’s a roundup of the latest Penn State news that you might have missed from the week that was in this week’s edition of Nittany Lions Digest.
Penn State Lacrosse
Penn State Baseball
Three players were named to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-Region East Team, Adam Cecere and J.T. Marr on First-Team, while Travis Luensmann made Second-Team.
Penn State Tennis
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Penn State Football
Franklin met the media on Thursday, and offered some revelations on some of the biggest storylines currently facing the program.
According to Franklin, there still is no game set in stone as the White Out, yet, this season.
Meanwhile, Franklin also opened up about the possibility of the Philadelphia Flyers taking on the Pittsburgh Penguins at a renovated Beaver Stadium at some point in future years.
James Franklin mentioned Flyers vs Penguins this afternoon while discussing the ramifications of Beaver Stadium renovations and what Penn State can gain through this investment.
He also references concerts and potential college football playoff games.
— Tyler Donohue (@TDsTake) June 13, 2024
From The Lion’s Den: Penn State Headlines You May Have Missed
Penn State Football has had a difficult week when it comes to landing top targets on the recruiting trail.
But, fall camp is looming this summer and expectations are high for the Nittany Lions in the 2024 campaign.
The Inside Story of How James Franklin Hired Defensive Coordinator Tom Allen
Everything James Franklin Told Reporters at First Summer Press Conference
Franklin touched on myriad topics from the potential White Out game date, the upside of Beaver Stadium renovations, and some of the most pressing questions facing his program ahead of the 2024 campaign kicking off. (READ MORE at On3)
Setting Reasonable Expectations for Penn State’s Offense in 2024
Under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki, the Penn State Nittany Lions are expected to undergo significant changes in their offensive strategy and scheme. (READ MORE at NittanyCentral)
The Very Latest on Penn State Football’s Tyseer Denmark
MORE: Penn State’s Keys to Success on Defense in 2024
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