Penn State could be among the highest-ranked teams in EA Sports College Football 25: Newsstand
Penn State news, notes, and updates for May 20 include a prediction for EA Sports College Football 25, headlines of the day, and more.
It’s time to dive into Monday’s top tweets and headlines about the Nittany Lions and college athletics.
Penn State tweets of the day
We start with projections for college football’s next video game. EA Sports is releasing its first game of that variety in a decade on July 19. Will Backus of CBS Sports attempted to rank the top 10 teams by rating in the game. He has Penn State on the list, as they check in at tied for eighth at 92 overall. The Nittany Lions are tied with Michigan.
“Penn State’s offense is a bit further along than Michigan’s, at least in terms of experience,” Backus writes. “Former five-star prospect Drew Allar is back at quarterback after an up-and-down first season as a starter. If all else fails, the Nittany Lions can ride one of the nation’s best running back tandems in Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen. Both will certainly be rated, at the very least, in the upper 80s. The wide receiver position is concerning, to say the least, and the offensive line has some big shoes to fill with Olu Fashanu gone. It will be interesting to see how Abdul Carter, a versatile defender with a past as an off-ball linebacker, ranks as a defensive end now that he’s filling Chop Robinson’s role.”
Top 10
- 1Breaking
Mack Brown
UNC fires head coach
- 2
Colbie Young status
Kirby Smart reveals latest on Georgia WR
- 3
Milroe responds
Alabama QB fires back at Auburn freshman
- 4New
Spurrier calls out Kiffin
SEC Championship game comments draw ire
- 5
Urban Meyer
Ex-coach addresses Michigan doubters
Georgia is Patterson’s top ranked team followed by Ohio State and Oregon, who round out the top three.
Headlines of the day
Penn State target Dylan Abram talks Imhotep transfer, recruitment rise at Under Armour Next: Wheaton, PennLive
Embracing competition, Penn State tight ends battle to make mark: Bauer, BWI
Penn State ‘Can’t Afford’ Proposed $700 Million Beaver Stadium Renovation, Trustee Says: Wogenrich, SI
Takeaways on Penn State prospects at the Baltimore Under Armour Camp: Snyder, BWI
Former PSU offensive lineman Ibrahim Traore transfers to Toledo: Alenstein, Daily Collegian
On300 edge Iose Epenesa gives Penn State official visit high marks: Wiltfong, On3
Constructing an All-22 on the Future of Penn State’s Beaver Stadium: Poorman, Statecollege.com
Penn State running back target Jabree Wallace-Coleman updates his recruitment: Snyder, BWI
Quote of the day
“I have a great relationship with Coach [Ja’Juan] Seider and Coach Deion [Barnes],” Wallace-Coleman said. “Also, whenever I’ve been up there, I talk to Coach [James] Franklin a lot. He gives me good vibes. But they really try to build trust and keep in communication with me. They check in with me a lot and are always checking on me. I think with them, it’s bigger than football.”
–Class of 2025 Pa., running back Jabree Wallace-Coleman to BWI on PSU.
