The PSU Podcast

Frank  Bodani almost always finds a way to see how Penn State could spring an upset against powerhouse Ohio State. It happens almost every year before Penn State plays the Buckeyes. But this year, facing long odds, Penn State could struggle to keep the score down against a high-octane Ohio State team, Bodani said. Even though the Nittany Lions will play the first of two scheduled night games of the season at Beaver Stadium Saturday, Penn State will have its hands full. Although Bodani does see a way where Penn State could keep the game within two scores, listen on what will be key for the Lions to keep this one close.

Frank Bodani is using the Penn State bye week to enjoy some time at the beach, so YDR sports reporter Zach Miller steps in this week on the show. Zach and Jim Seip discuss the questions still surrounding Penn State after their win over Maryland.

Happy Valley has gone kicker crazy as Joey Julius has captured the attention of an entire fanbase while Tyler Davis has managed to convert his first 17 attempts of his career. Now that Penn State rallied to defeat Minnesota in overtime is it too early to think Penn State has turned around its season.  

Frank Bodani and Jim Seip discuss if this is a make-or-break stretch of the season for James Franklin and his Penn State team. Is Franklin on the hotseat? And should he be on the hotseat after an embarrassing loss at Michigan?

Frank Bodani and Jim Seip discuss the biggest issues facing Penn State as it travels to play No. 4 Michigan. The Lions once again find themselves without several linebackers. The Lions top playmakers are being held somewhat in check. And what should we take from the Joe Paterno tribute from Week 3?

Penn State renews its rivalry with Pitt Saturday, with the in-state rivals playing their first game in 16 years.Frank Bodani and Jim Seip preview the game and highlight five takeaways from Penn State’s Week 1 victory.

Most fans will focus on the quarterback play at Penn State’s Blue-White Game, but don’t forget to keep an eye on the offensive line. New offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead has installed his system, and Frank Bodani and Jim Seip discuss what players switched positions on the line and what young players will be the ones to watch.

Penn State has a new offensive coordinator, a new offensive line coach and a new quarterback in 2016. Reporters Frank Bodani and Jim Seip discuss what could be in store as the Blue-White Game is less than two weeks away.

For the third straight season Penn State secured a recruiting class ranked in the top 20 in the nation, but it missed out on a great class. What happened?