While those numbers were understandably frustrating for Penn State fans and administrators, ESPN College GameDay star Rece Davis warned recently that things could get worse for the Nittany Lions, depending on their hire.

The last time Penn State needed to make a big football hire, it plucked a fast-rising first-time coach from Vanderbilt. A dozen years later, could the Nittany Lions do it again? Multiple national reports suggest that's a real possibility.

The college football coaching carousel is already spinning, and Penn State helped that happen when it fired James Franklin in October. Since then, several other high-end jobs have opened up, giving the Nittany Lions potential competition in finding their next head coach.

Penn State’s roller coaster of a 2025 season will be over by the end of November. At that point, and even before it, all focus will be on the next head coach in Happy Valley to replace the fired James Franklin.

Ohio State continues to prove its dominance in every phase of the game. Following a decisive 38-14 win over Penn State, the Buckeyes retain the top spot in Joel

Auburn's firing of Hugh Freeze adds another major program to an unprecedented wave of coaching changes that includes Penn State, Oklahoma State, and four SEC schools.

Ohio State Buckeyes defensive back Caleb Downs somehow, avoided a targeting call and ejection in Saturday's win over the Penn State Nittany Lions.

The Ohio State Buckeyes blew out the Penn State Nittany Lions in a Week 10 college football game. Here are the highlights: