VOTING: Best Penn State Players Of The James Franklin Era (Warren Region, R1)
GLENDALE, ARIZONA - DECEMBER 31: Tyler Warren #44 of the Penn State Nittany Lions during the first half against the Boise State Broncos of the Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium on December 31, 2024 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by CFP/Getty Images) | Getty Images Folks, the most important ability is accountability and I made a mistake with this region of the bracket. When I posted the article this morning, I accidentally used the bracket before the final update, which had some players moved around and seeds changed.
The previous version of this post had: Hunter Nourzad as a 12 seed, when it should have been Garrett Sickels Jaquan Brisker as a 3 seed when it should have been Vega Ioane Kevin Givens as the 14 seed when it should have been PJ Mustipher Yetur Gross-Matos as the 2 seed, not Jahan Dotson I updated the below to reflect the correct bracket and updated the Google Form, which is now correct. My apologies to those who voted this morning. Before we get to today’s votes, here’s how things turned out in round one of the Barkley Region: #1 Saquon Barkley (97%) over #16 Sam Ficken (3%) #9 Sean Clifford (83%) over #8 Shareef Miller (17%) #4 KJ Hamler (89%) over #13 John Reid (11%) #5 Mike Hull (55%) over #12 Zane Durant (45%) #6 Arnold Ebiketie (59%) over #11 Brenton Strange (41%) #14 Zakee Wheatley (52%) over #3 Austin Johnson (48%) #7 Dani Dennis-Sutton (92%) over #10 Caedan Wallace (8%) #2 Olu Fashanu (93%) over #15 Shaka Toney (7%) 1/16: Tyler Warren vs.
Blake Gillikin 1. Tyler Warren Tyler Warren was so special as a player that I needed to make sure his rushing stats — as a tight end — were included in the screenshot above. I mean, his redshirt senior year jump is just unheard of.
Yes, he was a good player in 2023, but he went from pretty good tight end to one of the best players in Penn State’s history. Just a ridiculous 2024 season that earned him this 1 seed. 16.
Blake Gillikin There was something extra special about Blake Gillikin because he got inserted into the starting role after a few years of really shaky punters at Penn State. Like seeing someone who could consistently get 40+ yards with real hang time was just jarring after the Chris Gulla and Daniel Pasquariello eras. 8/9: Adisa Isaac vs.
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