Penn State landed its first official transfers — from Iowa State, of course — on Day 2 of the transfer portal window, during which the Nittany Lions retained more key players while losing a promising freshman. Tight end and cornerback were major positions impacted on the day.

Mack is one of several front-line Penn State players who plan to transfer, joining quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, offensive lineman T.J. Shanahan, tight end Luke Reynolds, defensive ends Zuriah Fisher, Jaylen Harvey and Chaz Coleman, defensive tackle Xavier Gilliam, linebacker Keon Wylie and cornerbacks A.J. Harris and Elliot Washington II.

The Penn State Nittany Lions have lost a sought-after five-star player to the transfer portal, leaving new coach Matt Campbell with a hole.

Several Nittany Lions have announced plans to return, notably tight end Andrew Rappleyea and offensive lineman Anthony Donkoh. A two-year starter on the line, Donkoh will be Penn State's most experienced returning player. He can play tackle or guard and will be among Penn State's top NFL prospects in 2027.

Multiple Penn State Nittany Lions have announced they are leaving following a rollercoaster 2025 football season. So, who is staying and who is leaving? Penn State’s football

There should be plenty of movement, especially after a busy coaching carousel. One team worth watching is the Penn State Nittany Lions, who hired Iowa State’s Matt Campbell as its new head coach after James Franklin was fired, and then went on to become the Virginia Tech Hokies’ new coach.

With the transfer portal now open, the Iowa State Cyclones and new head coach Jimmy Rogers will be extremely busy trying to rebuild a program that has taken som

Penn State true freshman cornerback Jahmir Joseph saved his best for the Nittany Lions’ 2025 final game. Joseph, a true freshman cornerback, announced on social media on Saturday he will return to Penn State in 2026.