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Penn State Football All 105

Penn State All 105: OL Addison Penn Coming off Developmental Squad Offensive Player Year Campaign

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Penn State announced their second-largest crowd in Beaver Stadium history with 110,830.

All 105 is a Nittany Sports Now series profiling each Penn State player and today’s edition will feature OL Addison Penn.

Height: 6-foot-2

Weight: 298 pounds

Hometown: Southlake, Texas

Before Penn State

Duke

2020: Penn didn’t appear in any of Duke’s games.

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2021: Penn appeared in five games, starting against rival North Carolina.

2022: Penn redshirted his third season, appearing in three games.

High school: Penn played at Carroll High School, helping his team to a 36-6 record and three state playoff appearances, along with earning All-State honors individually as a junior and senior. Penn was a consensus three-star recruit coming out of high school.

At Penn State

2023: Penn didn’t appear in any games but impressed the coaching staff throughout the weeks enough to earn Developmental Squad Offensive Player of the Year honors, which he shared with receiver Ethan Black.

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