Meet Penn State's 2021 freshmen class: BWI Photos
Penn State’s football program opened up its gates Wednesday, allowing the media to meet with last year’s freshman class for the first time. Like so many college football programs, freshman aren’t made available to the media their first year on campus. That meant that Wednesday was our first opportunity to chat with players like QB Christian Veilleux, cornerback Kalen King, offensive lineman Landon Tengwall and so many others.
Below is our photo gallery from Wednesday’s media availability.
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Former four-star recruit Landon Tengwall played late in the season for Penn State in 2021. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Linebacker Kobe King is currently in a position battle with Tyler Elsdon at the middle linebacker position. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Tight end Khalil Dinkins played at North Allegheny High School in Wexford, Pa. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Cornerback Kalen King from Detroit saw plenty of playing time during his freshman season at Penn State. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Jordan van den Berg was a late add to Penn State’s Class of 2021, committing in June 2021. He previously played at Iowa Western Community College and was born in South Africa. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Cornerback Jeffrey Davis Jr. is a former three-star recruit from Bristol, Conn. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI)
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Zakee Wheatley is a former four-star safety from Archbishop Spalding in Crofton, Md. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Harrison ‘Tre’ Wallace committed to Penn State late in the cycle in Dec. 2020. He played at Pike Road High School in Montgomery, Ala. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Sander Sahaydak is a scholarship kicker from Liberty High School in Bethlehem, Pa. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Rodney McGraw is a scholarship defensive end from Elkhart, Ind. He was previously committed to the Indiana Hoosiers before flipping to Penn State in May 2020. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Mitchell Groh is a kicker from Dallastown Area High School in Dallastown, Pa. He is currently a preferred walk-on at Penn State. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI) Tyler Duzansky is a walk-on long-snapper from St. Francis Prep in Wheaton, Ill. (Credit: Ryan Snyder/BWI)