Penn State defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton is a psycho and why that's a good thing

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dani-dennis-sutton-penn-state-football — Penn State defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton bring an intensity and work ethic to the defensive line room that has his coach Deion Barns calling him "crazy". It's a mentality that has made him a potential breakout star in his second season on campus. (Photo: Greg Pickel BWI)

It’s typically not the best idea to call a 6-5 258-pound semi-professional football player names. Yet, that happened on Sunday at Penn State Media Day when talking to sophomore defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton. “I’ve been watching you in the weight room, after a sack, and I mean this as a sign of respect - You’re a psycho. Aren’t you?” “Probably. Deion calls me crazy all the time in the D-line room. I would say on the field, yes, but off the field, I’m pretty relaxed,” Dennis-Sutton said with a smile and a nod to the Penn State defensive line tent on the sidelines of Beaver Stadium.