Cj Doebler is a journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania. He writes for Onward State, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly Penn State football and hockey. Cj provides in-depth analysis, game coverage, and updates on the latest news and developments in the local sports scene.
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Hardy re-signed with the Bills after being released on Tuesday.
Smith was waived by the Eagles the day prior.
Former Penn State football wide receiver KJ Hamler is re-signing with the Buffalo Bills practice squad, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
By: Hailey Stutzman Onward, Cj Doebler
During the 2023 Blue-White Game, Penn State football wide receiver Omari Evans had a breakout day.
By: Hailey Stutzman Onward, Cj Doebler
Penn State opens its season Saturday against West Virginia at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. In the first year of the expanded College Football Playoff, the Nittany Lions are facing immense pressure to earn their spot in the 12-team field.
By: Hailey Stutzman Onward, Cj Doebler
With eight seconds left in the first half of Penn State’s opening matchup against West Virginia, Drew Allar found Trey Wallace for an 18-yard score that gave the Nittany Lions a 20-6 lead. After the score, it was over two hours before the Penn State offense saw the field again.
Our writers and photographers were on scene in Morgantown, West Virginia, for Penn State football's 34-12 win on Saturday.
By: Cj Doebler
Beaver Stadium will have multiple improvements when the Nittany Lions take on Bowling Green this Saturday.
By: Cj Doebler
Even though Carter and Fleming didn't have a large impact on the stat sheet, their presence was still felt on the field against West Virginia.
By: Cj Doebler
The Nittany Lions had 234 combined rushing yards in Saturday's win.
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