Lyle Alenstein
Sports Reporter at The Daily Collegian
Sports Writer at NBADraft.Net
Covering Penn State football for @DailyCollegian | @psufootblog | @1and0pod
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3 days ago |
psucollegian.com | Lyle Alenstein
It was only a matter of time before Dan Connor was promoted from defensive analyst to linebackers coach — he essentially held the role but not the title for the 2024 season. During defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ introductory press conference in early February, he shouted out all the position coaches for making his life easier with how talented each one of them is, mentioning Connor despite him having not been officially promoted.
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6 days ago |
psucollegian.com | Lyle Alenstein
Deion Barnes went to his Philly roots to secure a future addition to his defensive line room. Penn State landed a commitment from 2026 defensive lineman Alexander Haskell, he announced on his Instagram live feed on Friday. WE ARE @T_Roken @mikepieco @J_FrioEsq @PennStateFball @DBarnes_18 pic.twitter.com/dtMtuCcrIo— Alexander Haskell (@Alexhaskell99) May 10, 2025Haskell chose the Nittany Lions over Michigan, Syracuse and Duke.
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1 week ago |
psucollegian.com | Lyle Alenstein
Kenny Woseley Jr. was seen in the middle of June watching his Imhotep Institute high school squad compete in a 7-on-7 tournament at Penn State. He was on the sidelines supporting, even filming the games on his Instagram live feed, but this time around he wasn’t suited up. The cornerback had recently enrolled for his freshman year, having been one of the last members of the 2024 recruiting class to do so along with his high school teammate in wide receiver Tyseer Denmark.
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1 week ago |
psucollegian.com | Lyle Alenstein
A future member of LBU has been added in the 2026 class. Penn State landed a commitment from 4-star Mathieu Lamah, he announced on Instagram on Monday. BREAKING: Penn State lands a commitment from 3-star LB Mathieu Lamah from Nokesville, Virginia pic.twitter.com/r8ZpYA1Vz7— Lyle Alenstein (@LAlenstein) May 5, 2025Lamah is the No. 542 player nationally, No. 42 overall linebacker and No. 14 player in Virginia.
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1 week ago |
psucollegian.com | Lyle Alenstein
A former member of the Penn State kicker room has found his new home. Ex-Nittany Lion Chase Meyer announced his transfer commitment to the University of California Berkeley via X on Thursday. 🏠✅🐻— Chase Meyer (@_ChaseMeyer) May 1, 2025This will be his fourth team of his collegiate career, as prior to joining Penn State for the 2024 campaign, he had stops at Penn and Tulsa. Meyer is a California native, so playing for the Golden Bears gives him an opportunity to be closer to home.
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Recent Penn State TEs drafted. 2025: Tyler Warren — No. 14 overall 2024: Theo Johnson — No. 107 overall 2023: Brenton Strange — No. 61 overall 2021: Pat Freiermuth — No. 55 overall 2018: Mike Gesicki — No. 42 overall The last four are under Ty Howle. Talk about development. https://t.co/gmlQwRgfFG
Penn State knew what Tyler Warren was capable of when he stepped on the basketball court. Then he won the Mackey Award and broke countless program records. Yet he wouldn’t talk about himself — only his teammates. Now he’s an Indianapolis Colt: https://t.co/nGixFujCXh
BREAKING: Tyler Warren has been drafted by the Indianapolis Colts at pick No. 14. He becomes Penn State's highest drafted tight end since Kyle Brady went to the Jets at No. 9 in 1995. https://t.co/GhoapadAXI
