Today's Penn State football news headlines feature comments from a pair of ESPN analysts and more season previews going into the first game week against West Virginia.
Today’s Penn State football news headlines feature comments from a pair of ESPN analysts and more season previews going into the first game week against West Virginia.by ESPN’s “College GameDay” crew over the weekend, notably those of analysts Kirk Herbstreit and Pat McAfee. Both expressed optimism that Penn State had the goods to make a leap from last year’s 11-2 team that won a Rose Bowl. McAfee said, “It all comes down to the QB.
” Herbstreit added that “They’re loaded” and armed with a “nasty” defense.with their Penn State record predictions, which fell onto two sides: 10-2 and 11-1. One of the big questions for the Lions in 2023 lies in their ability to beat Ohio State and/or Michigan and stay in the Big Ten title. The other has to do with how Penn State handles *the rest* of its schedule and whether the Lions can avoid mental and physical letdowns in their remaining 10 games.
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