Penn State running backs Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen are both returning for the 2025 season with a national championship in mind as the No. 2-ranked team entering the season. Their return also means the possibility of all-time records being broken and the chance of competing all season for who ultimately holds the

Led by head coach James Franklin, the Penn State Nittany Lions produced an explosive offense in 2024, ranking 28th in points per game (33.1) and 26th in total yards per game (430.2).

Singleton has a great mix of size, burst, and speed to run effectively between the tackles and on the edge. He’s bigger than his backfield partner at 6’0”, 224 pounds, and is a better athlete. He can run away from defenders, but gets in trouble because he lacks some patience.

Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen are back for more in 2025, and James Franklin could not be happier about the situation.

With Singleton, the spring focus has been on creativity and explosiveness. Singleton is Penn State's home-run threat in the backfield, having produced five runs of 40+ yards last season.

Three Penn State football players earned Big Ten preseason honors. Ohio State was the only team with as many on the 16-player list.

Three Penn State football stars help headline this week's opening of Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas. Conference officials announced a 16-member, preseason honors list Tuesday, at the start of the ...