Penn State silly season special: Join Blue-White Illustrated at a special rate for a limited time
Welcome to silly season, Penn State football fans. The Nittany Lions continue to search for an offensive coordinator. Coaching changes are happening across the country. The transfer portal is about to open. National Signing Day is less than a month away. Bowl game assignments will be made soon. And, Blue-White Illustrated is covering it all.
Do you want insider intel from BWI publisher Sean Fitz, senior writer Nate Bauer, and recruiting insider Ryan Snyder? And, on top of that, do you want in-depth film breakdowns, scheme analysis, recruit projections, and more from film analyst Thomas Frank Carr? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
Blue-White Illustrated wants to offer you all of that and more for just $1 for one month of access OR 50 percent off our annual subscription price! It’s our best deal of the year, and it will not last long.
By joining the Blue-White Illustrated family today at this special rate, Lions fans like yourself will receive:
- Updated coordinator hot boards throughout the search
- Breaking roster news, both when it happens and what it means afterward.
- The latest on flip candidates, the hunt for new commitments, and the latest on the program’s top targets
- Access to the Blue-White Illustrated app, which features push alert notification, message board access, and in-depth articles.
- Insider intel on Penn State football you won’t find anywhere else.
- Comprehensive coverage of Nittany Lion athletics, including basketball, hockey, and wrestling.
What are other Penn State fans getting that you are missing out on?
After every Penn State football game, film analyst Thomas Frank Carr offers an in-depth review of the game. On Sunday, current Blue-White Illustrated subscribers learned about just how well Drew Allar played in Friday night’s win over Michigan State.
“We break down how the scheme gave him easier completions and how the team used subtle tweaks to their standard plays from this year to highlight the Penn State tight ends Theo Johnson and Tyler Warren and running backs Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton. All of that led to more confidence for Allar, which stood out in several plays we highlighted,” Carr writes.
“We’ll also examine how certain new wrinkles caused challenges in Penn State’s blocking scheme.”
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