Penn State Football Concludes Spring Practices with Blue-White Game

Penn State concluded its spring practices with the annual Blue-White Game at Beaver Stadium, showcasing a roster featuring over 30 new players, including several transfers and early-enrolled freshmen. The team is considered a legitimate national championship contender for 2025, building off a strong 13-3 season and demonstrating significant progress, depth, and leadership during spring workouts. Coaches and players highlighted improvements in the passing game, particularly among wide receivers, and praised the team's aggressive secondary and defensive depth. Leadership remains a team strength, with key veterans returning and new leaders emerging on both sides of the ball. Notable spring awards were given to players who demonstrated exemplary conduct, attitude, and improvement, further underscoring the competitive environment fostered by coach James Franklin. Additionally, Penn State bolstered its wide receiver group with the addition of former Syracuse standout Trebor Pena, joining transfers Devonte Ross and Kyron Hudson.