Sean Fitz

Penn State went down a commitment in the Class of 2027 over the weekend, when quarterback Will Wood flipped to Boston College. The Nittany Lions may not be out of the woods when it comes to attrition in the current cycle, either.

There's a lot going on this week, as the Penn State staff hits the road while balancing practice back in Happy Valley. What's the latest with the Nittany Lions? Here are today's three thoughts.

There are many words that have been used for Penn State's coaching search, which launched on October 12 of last year and twisted its way through early December, before Pat Kraft landed Matt Campbell. Along the way, the Nittany Lions earned several coaches lucrative extensions to stay put. How are those coaches faring in 2026?

It hasn't been a great year for Penn State on the offensive side of the ball. So far, though, it's tough to ignore the positive influence that new wide receivers coach Kahsif Moore has had on the room.

Penn State has been looking to add another defensive lineman to its Class of 2027, and the Nittany Lions extended an offer to a prospect committed elsewhere this week.

Penn State got a huge win on the recruiting trail on Saturday afternoon, as Cincinnati (Ohio) Princeton running back Jordan Hall committed to the Nittany Lions in a ceremony at his school. What's it all mean?

It's been a rough few weeks for Penn State, and the hits keep on coming as the Nittany Lions are down another commitment in the Class of 2027.

Penn State had a much-needed bye week after four straight losses to open Big Ten play. With not much looking right in Happy Valley, how are things actually going with the Nittany Lions on the field, on the recruiting trail, and on the administrative side?

Penn State tight end Andrew Rappleyea got a chance for reflection over the Nittany Lions' bye week. Predictably, he wasn't thrilled with what the tape has shown about the team's four-game losing streak.