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The WireBreaking coverage · Big TenUPDATED AUG 28, 2026
The WireStatus · ReportedImpact · lowPenn State · Big Ten

Three Young Penn State Players Pushing for Roles Before the Marshall Opener

Goodman is reportedly leading the left-tackle competition, while Amarion Jackson and Zay Robinson are competing for receiver roles ahead of Sept. 5.

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AUG 28, 2026
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Penn State's fall camp has produced three names worth tracking: Goodman, the program's top recruit in this year's class, and receivers Amarion Jackson and Zay Robinson.

Goodman is considered the leader in the clubhouse for the starting left tackle job. Jackson, a former three-star recruit whose commitment Campbell flipped, has had strong spring and fall camps and could be a key rotational piece. Robinson, a former five-star who redshirted last year, is competing with top returner Koby Howard for slot playing time.

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