Nolan Wick is a journalist based in State College, Pennsylvania, focusing on local sports news. He writes for Onward State and his work has also appeared in StateCollege.com. Nolan covers a range of topics including Penn State athletics, player transfers, game recaps, and team updates.
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Nolan Wick’s articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly college football and hockey at Penn State. He seems to be interested in announcements, event coverage, and evolving stories related to these sports.
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By: Nolan Wick
Penn State's second-half comeback bid fell agonizingly short in the game's final minutes.
By: Nolan Wick
Penalties were a major contribution to the Nittany Lions' slow start.
The front seven, secondary, and offensive line could use some work.
By: Nolan Wick
Seifarth has dazzled early in his Division I career.
Pribula's reported decision came less than a week before Penn State's playoff tilt against SMU.
Pribula's decision came less than a week before Penn State's College Football Playoff tilt against SMU.
By: Nolan Wick
Hudson, who is the Nittany Lions' first transfer portal addition, scored a touchdown against Penn State this season.
By: Nolan Wick
There will be some different procedures than usual, including SMU's hype video being shown before the game.
The Mustangs have one of the most dangerous offenses in college football.
By: Nolan Wick
The Nittany Lions had two pick-sixes in the first half.
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