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PENN STATE Nittany Lions No HOME GAME SPECIAL: NEWS COVERAGE INSIDE Published independently by students at Penn State Vol. 118 No. 11 Friday, Sept. 1, 2017 @DailyCollegian PERENNIALPOWER? This season could be the one that confirms Penn State is once again a top college football program. Story on Page A4 PAGE A2 | FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 2017 VERSUS THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Camille Stefani/Collegian DaeSean Hamilton (5) misses a pass during the game against Pitt at Heinz Field on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016. Pitt beat Penn State 42-39. Hamilton puts 2016 struggles behind him By Jack R. Hirsh two most recent campaigns. miscue for much of the season. Blacknall said. “And for us to go in “He just continues getting THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Hamilton’s yardage and recep- “I let the Pitt drop stick in my and fill the void like losing Chris better,” Gattis said. “He’s a guy tion totals have regressed in both mind a little bit too long,” he said. wouldn’t be anything wrong be- that’s dedicated to his craft. He While DaeSean Hamilton is on years since his standout fresh- “Once I was able to get past that, cause it would just be next guy in wants to get better. It’s really the verge of Penn State history, it man season, when he led the Big things started clicking near the and go on and do the same thing neat to watch a guy that’s played hasn’t always been easy for him. Ten in catches and racked up 899 end of the season, then the Big he did.” a lot of football, a guy that’s been Despite his struggles last year, yards. Ten Championship game came, Blacknall, Juwan Johnson, De- multiple All-Big Ten receiver, the senior wide receiver is just He had career lows in all the and really that’s when I learned Andre Thompkins, Irvin Charles, continue to want to get better.” 18 catches away from becoming major receiving categories last that’s basically how anybody’s Brandon Polk, running back Sa- Gattis added: “It’s pretty neat Penn State’s all-time leader in year, though some of that can be college football career, or any quon Barkley and Gesicki all will when you got a guy like DaeSean catches. attributed to the emergence of football player’s career, is going have to share receptions. Hamilton, who’s a fifth-year se- Should Hamilton keep up his Chris Godwin and tight end Mike to be.” With all those names compet- nior, who wants to see the other career average of just over four Gesicki. Hamilton’s targets have de- ing for playing time and targets, guys succeed as well.” receptions per game, he’d pick up “You’re talking about a guy creased from 135 his freshman it’s easy to forget that Hamilton His improvement may have cul- the mark by the end of Septem- that’s seen the highs, seen the year to 86 in 2015 and down to is by far the Nittany Lions’ most minated this summer as Franklin ber, against Indiana. The record, lows and matured and grown 64 last season, according to accomplished wide out. But he said Hamilton has had the best however, isn’t a top priority for through all those things,” head 247Sports, but his yards per catch doesn’t mind people sleeping on summer of his Penn State career. him. coach James Franklin said of averages have been trending the him. Franklin expects big things this “Really it’s just a testament to Hamilton. other way. After putting up just 11 “I don’t really care,” Hamilton year from his former All-Big Ten what, not even myself, but all the Perhaps Hamilton’s lowest yards per catch as a freshman, said. “If they say that, then that’s receiver. other fifth-year seniors and even point was a key drop toward the Hamilton bumped that up to a fine. The offense is full of weap- “His routes right now are unbe- fourth-year seniors have had to end of the Nittany Lions’ early career-high 14.9 yards per recep- ons… it’s not really about who lievable in terms of his footwork go through for us to even get to season matchup with Pitt last tion in 2016. gets the ball more or who is sup- and his body control and his abil- the success and to the individual year. Now with Godwin off to the posed to be No. 1 and things like ity to create separation,” Frank- success that all of us have been With just under three minutes NFL, Hamilton figures to be first that. I just go out and do my role lin said. “It would not surprise me able to achieve,” he said. to go, and Penn State trailing by in line for targets from McSorley, every single game.” one bit if DaeSean doesn’t have a While Hamilton will likely three, Hamilton was wide open and he is undoubtedly the leader Penn State’s receiver’s coach huge year for us, which I’d love to break the record held by former on a go route and let a perfect of a deep receiving corps. Josh Gattis said Hamilton’s drive see that for him and for us.” wide receiver Deon Butler, bar- pass from quarterback Trace Mc- “We all know what it takes to be to make the team better is re- ring injury, “success” isn’t exact- Sorley go right through his hands. a receiver like [Godwin] and just flected in how hard the rest of the To email reporter: [email protected]. ly the term to use to describe his Hamilton dwelled on the keep working,” receiver Saeed receivers work. Follow him on Twitter at @JR_HIRSHey. D-Line prepares to make impact in 2017 By Paddy Cotter the edge that make it an exciting camp, and he knows the havoc THE DAILY COLLEGIAN group. Toney could wreak against oppo- Yetur Gross-Matos is one of nents in the trenches. Penn State’s defensive line three freshman who coach James “Shaka is probably one of sounds like a law firm: Cothran, Franklin is sure will have an im- the fastest guys I’ve ever gone Cothren and associates. pact this season, possibly begin- against,” Bates said. “I feel like This season, it will need to look ning as soon as Week 1 versus I’m playing a corner at defensive like a formidable force to comple- Akron. end just because of his sheer ment the talent in the rest of the “Yetur and Tariq (Castro- speed and his quickness coming Nittany Lions’ defense. Fields), those are two guys with off the ball.” Parker Cothren and Curtis Co- a very high skill set, great work Shane Simmons, who was a thran will hold down the interior ethic, very good motors.” defen- four-star defensive end coming of the line. For Cothran, his se- sive coordinator Brent Pry said out of high school, will have his nior year has provided him with a during Penn State’s Media Day. first collegiate action this season leading role. “They don’t allow their mind to tie after redshirting his freshman “Nothing’s ever easy, especially up their feet right now. They may year. in college football,” Cothran said. not be sure about some things, The buzz surrounding Sim- “Through the years of grinding but they go hard as heck and play mons has tapered a bit, but his everything out, I’m thankful to be fast.” skill set gives him the potential to here.” Gross-Matos is a 6-foot-5, be an impactful contributor. Cothran’s first career start 248-pound true freshman from From the young talents get- was in the upset over Ohio State Virginia. ting their first tastes of the field to last season. As for Cothren, the His rapid development during the veterans finally getting their starting role is nothing new. The the offseason allowed him to rise shots, the group is ready to kick senior totaled 26 tackles in his 13 through the ranks in camp. off the 2017 campaign. starts in 2016. One approach Franklin has “You can see me right now; I’m Kevin Givens backs up the with younger players is special- grinning ear to ear right now,” starting defensive tackle position. ization. It allows them to gain Cothran said. “He’s definitely progressing,” experience in the game by excel- He added: “It’s definitely nice said Cothran of Givens. “That’s ling in one aspect of playing. With to be able to face an opponent another guy that you talk about Gross-Matos’s length and speed, finally. We’ve been beating each [as] a freak of nature. He’s defi- pass rushing could be his niche other up for the last couple weeks, nitely one of the strongest guys in this season. so it’s definitely fun to put on the the weight room.” Shaka Toney is another defen- pads and show our skills in front The line is bookended by Tor- sive end who Franklin said could of 107,000.” rence Brown and Shareef Miller specialize as a pass rusher. Offen- at the defensive end position. sive tackle Ryan Bates has had To email reporter: [email protected]. Collegian file photo But it is a few of the backups on to deal with Toney throughout Follow him on Twitter at @paddycotter. Penn State defensive end Curtis Cothran (52) pushes past Minnesota. Fall ART CLASSES Classes start week of September 11! Drawing, Painting, Stained Glass, Pottery and more! Register NOW in 3 Ritenour! 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