The college football coaching carousel is spinning fast, and James Franklin’s name has surged to the forefront. Less than two months after his dismissal from Pe

It’s set Friday and Saturday as third-ranked Penn State visits No. 1 Michigan State for the two-game series at Munn Arena, located on the west side of the Michigan State University campus.

Penn State is in a rare spoiler role as the Nittany Lions return to Beaver Stadium to face undefeated and the 2nd-ranked Indiana Hoosiers.

Former college football national championship coach Urban Meyer answers Colin Cowherd's question about whether Penn State has reached out to him, and if he has any interest in another coaching gig.

Indiana is a freight train and Penn State just happens to be on the track this weekend. Four weeks ago, Indiana went to Oregon and defeated the Ducks 30-20. Since that game, the Hoosiers have won 38-13 against Michigan State, 56-6 against UCLA and 55-10 against Maryland.

The Nittany Lions moved redshirt sophomore Anthony Donkoh from guard to right tackle and Texas A&M transfer TJ Shanahan Jr., another redshirt sophomore, got the start at right guard.

Beaver Stadium's pre-game tent city known as Nittanyville is colder, and quieter, ahead of the Nittany Lions' game vs. Indiana.

Now, after a three-year hiatus from the sidelines after his ouster amid hazing allegations from his time at Northwestern, Fitzgerald is back on the market and poised to capitalize on the chaos of the 2025 coaching carousel. Eight Power Four jobs have already opened -- nine if you count Stanford -- and more are coming.

Indiana storms into this game with an undefeated record and a head of steam. Penn State is reeling at 3-5 after firing longtime HC James Franklin despite the Nittany Lions making a CFP Playoff appearance last season.