The Penn State Nittany Lions will open their 2025 football schedule this summer with four consecutive home games as they seek another College Football Playoffs berth. This is the first time the Nittany Lions have opened the season with four consecutive home games since 2013,

Penn State, 13-3 a year ago, will be represented by James Franklin, quarterback Drew Allar, center Nick Dawkins and safety Zakee Wheatley.

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

Allar is entering his third year as a starter and is fully bought in on what the program can achieve this season.

The Nittany Lions are considered a Big Ten-title contender as well as a national championship candidate. As the center on the offensive line, Dawkins gets to work most closely with the guy who many think can lead Penn State to its first national title since 1986, quarterback Drew Allar.

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Franklin, in his 12th season with the Lions, has a team expected to contend for Big Ten title and a national championship.