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 BowlAfter the win, Nittany Lions senior tight end Tyler Warren and junior safety Zakee Wheatley were named offensive and ...
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The creative play-caller has converted a hybrid receiver, quarterback and one-time center into the Nittany Lions’ CFP ...
Penn State football's Tyler Warren became a household name college football this year. Warren, a 6-foot-6 fifth-year ...
True freshman tight end Luke Reynolds got off the plane first. Senior All-American tight end Tyler Warren followed later. Reynolds is the elite, former 5-star high school prospect with the long ...
Dan Lanning has long said that players who have small roles at the beginning of the season could grow into significant roles by the end of the season. Oregon safety Kingston Lopa is the latest such ...
DeLuca, a former walk-on who played a critical role with two interceptions in Penn State's win over SMU last week, "can do ...
When Tyler Warren announced after last year’s Peach Bowl that he’d be returning for the 2024 season, it was good news and an important piece for the Nittany Lions’ offense. But no one could have ...
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