Penn State Faces Mass Recruiting Exodus After Kemon Spell’s Unsettling Statement Penn State may have made a bold decision by firing its head coach, but the program could pay a heavy price. Malabika Du

The air around Penn State’s football facility feels murkier than usual – quiet hallways, nervous coaches, and recruits second-guessing their futures. But the reason? Often, a new coach brings a fresh philosophy that doesn’t always align with the current players’ plans. But with Penn State relieving James Franklin , the Nittany Lions are staring down a complicated issue. So there’s an enormous chance of facing a potential mass recruiting exodus.

After a 3-3 start and fading hopes of a CFP run, Penn State made that bold move. However, the final straw came after Sunday’s loss to Northwestern. But Franklin had proven his chops last season. He led the team to 13 wins, including two playoff victories. Now, after more than a decade with the Lions, the era of Franklins ended, and Terry Smith st