Share

cover art for Penn State Targets USC's D'Anton Lynn for Defensive Coordinator

Penn State Nittany Lions Football Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Penn State Targets USC's D'Anton Lynn for Defensive Coordinator

Penn State nears completion of new coaching staff, with DAnton Lynn, USCs defensive coordinator, potentially joining as defensive coordinator. Lynn, a Penn State alumnus, significantly improved UCLAs defense in one season and has NFL experience. The teams new structure is still uncertain, and the Pinstripe Bowl against Clemson on December twenty-seventh will be a test for the new staff.

The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered.

More episodes

View all episodes

  • Penn State's Coleman Enters Transfer Portal

    01:36|
    Penn State football faces a significant loss as highly-touted defensive end Chaz Coleman enters the transfer portal, joining two other players. Colemans departure, expected to draw interest from Ohio State, presents a challenge for incoming head coach Matt Campbell. The transfer portals influence on team rosters and coaching transitions is highlighted in this dynamic college football situation.
  • Chaz Coleman Leaves Penn State for Transfer

    01:36|
    Penn States Chaz Coleman, a top edge rusher, enters transfer portal after James Franklins firing. Despite efforts from coaches, Colemans departure is final. Ohio State emerges as strong contender for his services, potentially boosting their defense for the upcoming season.
  • Chazmanian Devil Leaves Penn State

    01:34|
    Chaz Coleman, Penn States Chazmanian Devil, leaves Nittany Lions after one season, entering NCAA Transfer Portal. Known for his disruptive playmaking, Coleman earned midseason All-American nod and impressed coaches with maturity. Highly sought-after prospect, potentially attracting teams like Ohio State.
  • Penn State Players Enter Transfer Portal

    01:22|
    College football sees early transfer portal activity as defensive end Chaz Coleman and cornerback Elliot Washington leave Penn State. Coaches and recruiters brace for a busy period as more players declare their intentions, with the official transfer portal window opening in January.
  • New Playoff Format: Penn State's Orange Bowl Loss

    01:49|
    Penn States 2022 playoff journey highlights flaws in the old system, as they benefited from a confusing seeding process. This years new format, with top five conference champions and top seven remaining teams, aims to improve the ranking of the best teams.
  • Penn State's Pinstripe Bowl Strategy

    01:44|
    Penn State faces Clemson in the Pinstripe Bowl, aiming for a victorious end to their season. The Nittany Lions path to triumph relies on dominating the line of scrimmage, particularly on defense, to pressure Clemsons quarterback. With a reshuffled secondary, clear communication and disciplined assignments are crucial. On offense, running back Kaytron Allen takes the spotlight, while freshman quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyers protection is vital. Penn States strategy focuses on efficiency, patience, and exploiting Clemsons defensive weaknesses. Discipline, balance, and consistency will be key to securing a win.
  • Pribula to Transfer, Penn State in Quarterback Hunt

    01:43|
    Beau Pribula, former Penn State quarterback, is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal after a successful season with Missouri. Despite his love for Penn State, he seeks a new opportunity, with Virginia Tech and a potential return to Penn State as possibilities.
  • Coleman's Transfer: Challenge for Campbell

    01:50|
    Penn States new coach, Matt Campbell, faces an early challenge as star defender Chaz Coleman enters the transfer portal. Despite modest stats, Coleman was a standout player, consistently disrupting offenses. Campbell had reportedly planned to retain him, but Colemans decision leaves a significant void. With three years of eligibility remaining, Coleman is expected to draw considerable interest from other programs. Campbell now focuses on finding a replacement and building a competitive team.