Seven Penn State Nittany Lions football players entered the NCAA Transfer Portal during the April window.
After the Blue-White Game in April, Penn State coach James Franklin said he expected an"interesting" offseason, referencing the NCAA Transfer Portal that would open two days later. Yet even after seven scholarship players, including four this week, entered the portal since then, the Nittany Lions had few seismic changes to their roster.
Indeed, Franklin was asked during spring practice about getting to the 85-scholarship limit. He didn't seem concerned. Receiver is the position undergoing the most change this season. Four of the 12 Nittany Lions who entered the portal were wide receivers, with Julian Fleming arriving from Ohio State to absorb some of the pressure. In fact, it might be surprising that Penn State didn't lose one or two more receivers.London Montgomery
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