The Nittany Lions could make a few adjustments to their depth chart when they visit Temple.

South Philly is gearing up for a busy football weekend with Temple and Penn State playing Saturday before the Eagles open their season Sunday against the Commanders.

Penn State, a 45-0 winner over Marshall last Saturday, visits 1-0 Temple on Saturday in Philadelphia. We’ve heard from Nittany Lions head coach Matt Campbell, offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser and several players.

Penn State will have more than one team competing in Philadelphia this weekend as Nittany Lion football takes on Temple at Lincoln Financial Field and the

The 6-5, 330-pound Goodman was a four-star prospect in Penn State’s 2025 recruiting class, but he didn’t see action last year. He impressed Campbell and offensive line coach Ryan Clanton during spring practice and then beat out Garrett Sexton and Owen Aliciene in fall camp for the left tackle job.

Penn State is getting ready to take on Temple, so let’s look at the stats that could dictate the Nittany Lions’ offensive performance.

The Nittany Lions head coach relives his Mount Union roots vs. Keeler and the Owls.

PHILADELPHIA — Saquon Barkley vividly remembers the last time Penn State played Temple at Lincoln Financial Field. It’s not a happy memory. Barkley remembers being benched. He remembers being frustrated.