Penn State, Andy Kotelnicki and Nittany Lion
Andy Kotelnicki on Penn State’s offensive diversity: ‘It’s a spoke in the wheel of what we’re doing’
If Penn State tight end Tyler Warren is Andy Kotelnicki’s most versatile chess piece, it is either Beau Pribula or maybe even Vega Ioane who was No. 2 on that list through 13 games. Let’s not forget about Ioane’s role. A second-team All-Big Ten choice at guard, Ioane is capable of playing center.
Since taking over as the offensive coordinator at Penn State, Andy Kotelnicki has gone through an offseason’s worth of ...
The Fiesta Bowl matches Ashton Jeanty, the nation's best running back, against the Nittany Lions' top-10 rushing defense.
Franklin doubled down on this tact during a Monday afternoon Fiesta Bowl preview press conference — a style he's seemed to ...
Throughout the 2024 season, the national focus on the Boise State Broncos has been on their offense. Specifically, the focus ...
Jaylen Reed viewed himself as a leader for Penn State long before fellow safety KJ Winston Jr., considered a top NFL prospect ...
Andy Kotelnicki likes to tinker. It's just kind of his way. The Penn State first-year offensive coordinator is wary of ...
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Has Penn State Nailed the Recipe for a National Title Bid? Those Who Have Won Big Say It’s PossibleDavid Dunn didn’t know how much weight he could bench until he attempted his limit. That’s from the movie, “Unbreakable,” a ...
Offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki says the Nittany Lions' offensive line has been consistent and nasty lately.
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