STATE COLLEGE – Former Penn State defensive backs KJ Winston and Jalen Kimber hope their 40-yard dash times Friday at Pro Day improved their NFL draft stock. Winston was timed at 4.50 after he missed all but one game last season with a partially torn ACL. It was only the second 40 he’s run since his knee surgery.

Penn State's Pro Day provided an opportunity for players who weren't invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. Several Nittany Lions took advantage.

Penn State star pass rusher Abdul Carter is expected to go in the top four of the 2025 NFL Draft. He's the best pass rusher in the class and a freakish athlete, finishing the 2024 season with 68 total tackles,

Penn State, which purchased the property in 2006, has given organizers a deadline of June 1. If they can’t raise $500,000 by then to stabilize and preserve the barn, it will be removed.

Penn State's Abdul Carter started his journey to the 2025 NFL draft at La Salle College High School outside Philadelphia. We talked to his coaches.

He's been rehabbing for the past five months, patiently waiting for when he could show out for NFL teams. And he got started in a most positive way Friday in Holuba Hall. Though he only tested in the 40-yard dash,

Instead, Penn State Pro Day is an opportunity for some of the Nittany Lions' later-round and free-agent prospects to chat with NFL personnel, catch the eyes of scouts and set up a few visits before the April draft. Here's a look at the players who stand to help themselves at Penn State Pro Day.

Penn State men’s hockey isn’t going to Allentown alone — the Roar Zone is traveling for the first round of the NCAA Hockey Tournament, bringing a white out crowd with it.

What would Starocci have said if someone told him as a true freshman he’d win five national titles? “I would have said, you’re damn right.”