Recent content by 27Pellis

Without Fleming, we lose to USC and don’t make the playoffs. —He wasn’t what we expected, but he was uniquely critical for a successful season. I appreciate his effort/contribution. —-Agree that our receivers did very poorly at the most critical times.This is why we hit the portal for 3 “...

I agree with your picks, plus the possible addition of Olesh ( situational football inside the Red Zone, utilizing 4 TE receivers), and Arrington depending on depth or injury need.

Yeah, Spud was a little dude with big ups. —When I was in Jr High, David Thompson was the guy. He regularly broke 45 inches. —Penn State has had a bunch of athletes over the years who had 40+ inch verticals

To you ( and all) as well 🇺🇸🎉

Penn State has finished in the top 10 Five times since 2016 . If you don’t count the Covid year ( and I don’t…it was worthless), that top 10 in 5 out of 8 years. Not too bad. — The coaches have helped develop many “ 3 stars” ( according to 24/7) from 15-21’. ( all have earned at least some NFL...

My argument is that O’Brien and Iheanacho ( and other 4/5 stars) would have been identified and recruited heavily even if they were 3 stars….or no stars. The very good coaches see talent more clearly and consistently than recruiting services. — Penn State “whiffed” on those two, but not...

Until everyone plays some snaps, it’s not necessarily unreasonable. —ESPN , however, has a fiscally built in SEC bias…..so my own opinion differs from the article . It’s that “ Grain of salt” time of year.

Agree…coaches have it figured out. —While watching ( sometimes in person) Franklin and some other Penn State coaches identify and evaluate talent over the last 10+ years , it’s glaringly apparent that they are better…… and a better predictor of success, than the star system. —Although the star...

New site, new handle ( Was JimARNP). —-Onward

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