Penn State freshman TE, former five-star recruit Luke Reynolds ready for larger role
Luke Reynolds arrived at Penn State with a lot of hype. The true freshman tight end was a five-star prospect and the highest-ranked player in Penn State’s 2024 recruiting class. According to 247 Sports, Reynolds was the No. 1 tight end and the No. 29 overall recruit in the cycle.
Dejuan Lane, Max Granville, Luke Reynolds and Anthony Speca were among the youngsters who impressed most Saturday.
Quarterback Drew Allar throws 3 TD passes, and the Nittany Lions break a 98-year-old record for total offense.
Penn State tight end Luke Reynolds isn’t like most true freshmen. The 6-foot-4, 248-pounder from Westford, Massachusetts came to campus as a five-star recruit. He reached that status after ...
Tight end Luke Reynolds is another rookie who should see ample playing time Saturday. He and junior Khalil Dinkins are the primary backups to All-America candidate Tyler Warren. Reynolds ...
Reynolds made his college debut with a dozen offensive snaps in Game 1, then notched a start (and saw 21 snaps) Sept. 7 against Bowling Green, becoming the first PSU freshman to do that since 2022.
Penn State football produced some stunning numbers against Kent State in Week 4 of the 2024 college football season.
It was hard to find fault with anyone on the Penn State offense after the Lions churned for a single-game record 718 yards in ...
Luke Reynolds arrived at Penn State in January with lofty expectations coming in as the top-ranked tight end in the 2024 class. After spending the spring and fall frequently impressing head coach ...
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