Brendan Wagner is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly in the State College area of Pennsylvania. He is a writer for Onward State, where he provides in-depth analysis and updates on Penn State football and wrestling. Brendan's articles focus on game previews, match recaps, and insights into the performance of the teams and individual athletes.
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By: Brendan Wagner
Even in a video game, Penn State finished third in the Big Ten.
The over/under is set at 49 points and the moneyline isn't available.
By: Hailey Stutzman Onward, Brendan Wagner
After steamrolling Kent State 56-0 its last time on the field, Penn State football continues its streak of home games against Illinois at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday for the blue and white’s first top-25 matchup of the season.
On the road? Still favorites.
Road favorites once again.
By: Hailey Stutzman Onward, Brendan Wagner
As if the noon kickoff wasn’t enough, DraftKings Sportsbook set the Nittany Lions as an underdog for the first time this season.
Penn State is favored heading into White Out weekend.
"I just love wrestling and honestly that's why I chose to come back... I just love the fight."
Penn State wrestling adde to an already dominant recruiting class.
By: Giovanna Lee Onward, Brendan Wagner
Carter Starocci, whose name has become synonymous with Penn State wrestling over recent years, decided to return to Happy Valley once more this past offseason.
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