Joe Hermitt
Photo Department Lead at The Patriot-News
Photo Lead for The Patriot-News and @PennLive. Been here since 1997, covering @PennStateFball since 2000. Opinions are my own. Former legit blue check holder.
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1 week ago |
pennlive.com | Joe Hermitt
Miami Dolphins’ first-round pick and PSU grad Chop Robinson overcame early struggles to make an impact in his debut season. Elite pass rushers are a premium position in the NFL, arguably second only to quarterbacks as the top target in the draft. Penn State has one in Abdul Carter who is considered by many to be the best overall player available and a sure-fire top 5 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.
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3 weeks ago |
pennlive.com | Joe Hermitt
Penn State FootballPublished: Apr. 03, 2025, 5:15 a.m.Penn State football practice, April 1, 2025Despite sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s, Penn State head coach James Franklin moved the squad into Holuba Hall for the fourth of 15 total spring practices culminating in the annual Blue-White game April 26. New defensive coordinator Jim Knowles slowly paced around the middle of the defensive end of the field, carefully watching each position group, but rarely interacting with anyone.
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3 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Joe Hermitt
Despite sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s, Penn State head coach James Franklin moved the squad into Holuba Hall for the fourth of 15 total spring practices culminating in the annual Blue-White game April 26. New defensive coordinator Jim Knowles slowly paced around the middle of the defensive end of the field, carefully watching each position group, but rarely interacting with anyone. kAmw:D 4@F?E6CA2CE @?
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3 weeks ago |
pennlive.com | Joe Hermitt
Penn State FootballUpdated: Mar. 28, 2025, 5:37 p.m.|Published: Mar. 28, 2025, 5:24 p.m.Penn State football Pro Day, 2025Penn State football has a strong group of players getting ready for the upcoming NFL Draft in late April. Friday was a chance for them to showcase their talents in front of NFL scouts at the teams annual Pro Day. PSU’s top two prospects, defensive end Abdul Carter and tight end Tyler Warren chose not to participate, Carter because he is still recovering from a shoulder injury.
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3 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Joe Hermitt
Penn State football has a strong group of players getting ready for the upcoming NFL Draft in late April. Friday was a chance for them to showcase their talents in front of NFL scouts at the teams annual Pro Day. PSU’s top two prospects, defensive end Abdul Carter and tight end Tyler Warren chose not to participate, Carter because he is still recovering from a shoulder injury. Carter and Warren are both projected first round picks with the possibility of both going in the top 10.
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The @NFL turns its attention to Penn State for Pro Day; Scenes from the event. https://t.co/gMgrfMqbmr @psufootball https://t.co/x6P3jziGuz
RT @maxralph_: Future first-round pick Abdul Carter sticking around in State College for now, keeping some close eyes on the new No. 11 at…
Penn State head coach James Franklin speaks to the media on the first day of spring practice. @coachjfranklin @psufootball https://t.co/2zHs4TD8VS
