Penn State photos: See Drew Allar, Beau Pribula, Nick Singleton, and more Lions at max out day
A rite of passage for Penn State football players at the end of February and start of March is max out week.
The Nittany Lions are working out at Holuba Hall this year, of course. A makeshift weight room has been set up there due to ongoing construction that is expanding the Lasch Building. All told, over the last few days, the team has put on display all its gains from early morning winter workouts. First-year head strength coach Chuck Losey is leading the team at this time of the year along with his staff. Losey, who has been at Penn State since 2014, took over for the retiring Dwight Galt III back in February.
“I’ve been with Deege [Galt] for 11 years, so my principles are not too far from his own,” Losey said. “We’ve come up with a system. Deege has always been outstanding, and I’ve gotta thank Deege.
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“I’ve had a funny career path, where I wasn’t afforded the opportunity to learn under somebody early from a mentorship standpoint. To be with Dwight when I did in my career, and to have his mentorship over the past 11 years, it was an amazing opportunity.”
Penn State opened up its squat max out session to reporters on Thursday. See photos from the event below.
Photo gallery from Penn State football max out day
Zuriah Fisher.(BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Tyler Elsdon. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Brenton Strange (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
A look at the temporary Penn State football weigh room inside Holuba Hall at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
New Penn State special teams coordinator Stacy Collins looks on at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Rodney McGraw. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
PJ Mustipher (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Olu Fashanu. BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Zuriah Fisher (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Freshman Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton. BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Nick Dawkins (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Landon Tengwall. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Linebacker Kobe King prepares to max out in the squat lift at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Safety Keaton Ellis (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Running back Kaytron Allen (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Landon Tengwall cracks a smile at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Penn State safety Jaylen Reed. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
James Franklin checks in with Jordan van den Berg at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Jamari Buddin (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Hakeem Beamon (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Fatorma Mulbah (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Drew Allar (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Graduate assistant Deion Barnes motivated players at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Davon Townley Jr. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Strength coach Chuck Losey speaks with the media at the Nittany Lions’ squat max out day on March 4, 2022. (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Charlie Katshir (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Caeden Wallace (BWI photo/Greg Pickel) 
Beau Pribula (BWI photo/Greg Pickel)
