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Penn State Daily: Oct. 30

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Keep updated on the latest news concerning Penn State sports in today’s Penn State Daily.

Update (7:06 a.m.)— **Penn State football has extended an offer to Alex Tatsch (2025), a 6-foot-3, 211-pound linebacker from Latrobe High School in the Pittsburgh area. Tatsch also has offers from schools such as Boston College, Cincinnati, Duke, Pitt, Virginia Tech, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Update (6:57 a.m.)—

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**Penn State basketball has extended an offer to Gabe Weis (2026), a 6-foot-7 forward from Kentucky’s Washington County High School. Weis also has offers from schools such as Cincinnati Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Texas A&M.

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