🦁 The Official Daily Newsletter For Penn State Athletics

Good morning, Nittany Lions! Introducing the Greenberg Indoor Sports Complex!

What else are we serving up in today’s Brew?

🏈 Core values
⚽️ Players to Watch
🦁 And much, much more!

🦁 PLAYING THE OFFENSIVE LINE 
with Drew Shelton

Brian Tripp takes a walk with Penn State offensive lineman Drew Shelton to talk about the ins and outs of the position!

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 📈 STOCK UP

🔺 What It Takes. Penn State football head coach James Franklin has laid out the core values for his program — take a look!

🔺 Golden Arm. Penn State quarterback Drew Allar added to his preseason accolades on Tuesday, landing on the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award watch list!

🏈 READ MORE: Allar Named To Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List

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🔺 Fall Ball. Penn State baseball has announced its 2025 fall schedule, hosting three opponents at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.

Penn State opens its Fall slate on Friday, September 26 against Villanova. First pitch is set for 5 p.m.

⚾️ READ MORE: Baseball Announces Fall 2025 Schedule

🔺 Hype Train. We have 10 days until Penn State football is back on the field for its season opener at home against Nevada on August 30!

Nicholas Singleton, who wears No. 10 for the Nittany Lions, has rushed for 2,912 yards and 32 touchdowns in three seasons at Penn State. Heading into 2025, Singleton has been named to the Doak Walker, Walter Camp and Maxwell Award watch lists, and was named a First Team Preseason All-American by the Associated Press this week.

🦁 ONE BIG THING

🔺 All Eyes. Penn State men’s soccer’s Malick Daouda, Caden Grabfelder and Kai Phillip have been named Players to Watch this season by the Big Ten!

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📅 UPCOMING SCHEDULE

Thursday, August 21
⚽️ Men’s Soccer vs. Stetson @ 5 p.m. | B1G+
⚽️ Women’s Soccer vs. Saint Louis @ 8 p.m. | B1G+

🦁 Have a great Wednesday, everyone!