Penn State’s Tyler Warren, Zakee Wheatley take home Fiesta Bowl Player of the Game honors
Warren was the first tight end named Fiesta Bowl offensive player of the game since Boise State’s Kyle Efaw in 2010. He was also just the third tight end to score multiple receiving touchdowns in the Fiesta Bowl (Notre Dame’s Michael Mayer in 2022, Florida State’s Reggie Johnson in 1990).
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What Penn State head coach James Franklin, tight end Tyler Warren, safety Zakee Wheatley said after Fiesta BowlPenn State advances to play No. 2 Georgia or No. 7 Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff semifinals. After the win, ...
The Nittany Lions (13-2) advanced to the College Football Playoff semifinals in the Orange Bowl Jan. 9 against Georgia or ...
Drew Allar threw three touchdown passes and No. 5 Penn State bottled up Heisman Trophy runner-up Ashton Jeanty for a 31-14 ...
The creative play-caller has converted a hybrid receiver, quarterback and one-time center into the Nittany Lions’ CFP ...
Penn State will next play in the Capital One Orange Bowl on Jan. 9 in Miami at Hard Rock Stadium. The game will kick off at 7 ...
Penn State football's Tyler Warren became a household name college football this year. Warren, a 6-foot-6 ...
Tight end Tyler Warren earned the Offensive Player of the Game, while safety Zakee Wheatley won the Defensive Player of the ...
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A historic run: Ashton Jeanty finishes record setting season with Boise StateAshton Jeanty falls heartbreakingly shy of Barry Sanders' all time single-season rushing record by just 28 yards.
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