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  • 1 week ago | 247sports.com | Daniel Gallen

    Former Penn State offensive lineman JB Nelson is expected to visit a handful of ACC schools and a Big Ten program as he looks for a new home in the transfer portal, according to Matt Zenitz of 247Sports. The spring window for players to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal window opened Wednesday, and potential landing spots for players on the move are becoming clear.

  • 1 week ago | 247sports.com | Daniel Gallen

    The opening of the NCAA Transfer Portal on Wednesday featured some notable names across college football on the move. It also had some ramifications when it comes to names further down depth charts. Penn State saw that Wednesday. Linebacker Beckham Dee, a walk-on who was entering his second season with the program, shared on social media that his paperwork for the portal had been accepted. Dee also shared that he received an opportunity to transfer to Lafayette.

  • 1 week ago | 247sports.com | Daniel Gallen

    After working his way through the minor leagues over the past seven years, former Penn State pitcher Justin Hagenman finally got the call. On Wednesday, he made his Major League Baseball debut for the New York Mets in their contest at the Minnesota Twins. Hagenman became the first former Nittany Lion to appear in a game since David Aardsma, who finished his career at Rice, in 2015.

  • 1 week ago | 247sports.com | Daniel Gallen

    After appearing in seven games during his true freshman season and retaining his redshirt, Penn State cornerback Jon Mitchell will enter the NCAA Transfer Portal to continue his career elsewhere. Over the past couple of seasons, Penn State has developed a talented and deep cornerback room that rates as one of the most competitive on the team. And as the NCAA Transfer Portal opened Wednesday, the depth at that position took a hit.

  • 1 week ago | 247sports.com | Daniel Gallen

    The spring window for the NCAA Transfer Portal is here, and with it comes another wave of player movement. Over the next 10 days — April 16 through April 25 — college football will once again be reshaped. Penn State will not be immune to the changes.

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Daniel Gallen
Daniel Gallen @danieljtgallen
11 Apr 25

Boston U gets loose on a 2-on-1 & Cole Eiserman slams it home. Penn State trails, 2-0, with 7 minutes left in the second period.

Daniel Gallen
Daniel Gallen @danieljtgallen
11 Apr 25

Boston U strikes first. Penn State goalie Arsenii Sergeev saves Matt Copponi's shot from distance but can't find the puck. Jack Hughes crashes the net & pushes it into across the line to give the Terriers a 1-0 lead after 95 seconds in the second period.

Daniel Gallen
Daniel Gallen @danieljtgallen
11 Apr 25

Penn State & Boston U are scoreless in St. Louis through 20 minutes in the Frozen Four. the Terriers have an 11-7 advantage in shots.