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Welcome back into the Lions 24-7 podcast. I am Tyler Donahue and we have plenty to get to here on our latest episode.

If you missed our first episode of this week, the first week of April, we had Brandon Short on the program, a all-American linebacker with the Nittany Lions back in 1999, now a member of the Port of Trustees for the University. He went in depth on the obstacles, the opportunities in an evolving college athletics landscape that Penn State is facing right now, some of the infighting happening that we've seen spill out into the public situation.

All that addressed by Marion Short on the last episode, so check that one out.

It went live on Tuesday night, so check that out.

But right now on a Thursday morning, we shift gears toward the latest piece of news coming from the Nittany Lions football program. That's the addition of transfer running back. Trey Potts a big 10 veterans spent the last four season with Minnesota. We saw him here and happy

valley running the ball against the Nittany Lions last October. He'll be

joining the group and obviously it's an interesting running back situation this

spring that we've covered quite a bit with Nick

Singleton, the 2022 Big Ten freshman of the year and Caitron Allen, who was a phenomenal freshman

in his own right, back on board, but those are the only two scholarships involved right now in the

running back room until the summer when you're getting a cam Wallace up from

Georgia London Montgomery here and in-state prospect but let's remember Montgomery

missed his entire senior season with a knee injury

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