No matter what the position (indeed, something beyond linebackers), Penn State has delivered the absolute most prominent football players in school football history. Here is our rundown of the 25 best players in school history, recorded in sequential request.

1.Lenny Moore, Running Back (1953-'55)

Moore played only 27 games during his three-year varsity vocation at Penn State however scored 24 scores. He additionally added up to 2,380 hurrying yards, which, entering the 2022 season, positioned fourteenth all-time in school history. He posted 12 rounds of no less than 100 hurrying yards and recorded 3,543 universally handy yards, 1,486 of which came during the 1954 season - - a school record at that point. Moore's 7.96 typical yards per convey from '54 still sits as No. 2 in Nittany Lions' set of experiences. Taking into account the quantity of incredible, practically unbelievable, running backs Penn State has delivered, Moore's inheritance has more than endured over the extreme long haul

2.Richie Lucas, Quarterback (1957-'59)

Known as "Riverboat Richie," for his tendency to gamble and take chances on the field. During the 1959 season, Lucas ran for 325 yards, passed for 913 and five touchdowns. Lucas also averaged 34.0 yards per punt and picked off five passes, while playing defense for the Nittany Lions. That same season, Lucas won the Maxwell Award, given to the country's top player, and was runner-up in the Heisman Trophy voting. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1986.

3.Dave Robinson, Offensive/Defensive End (1960-'62)

A member of both the College and Pro Football Hall of Fames, Robinson was a two-way standout for the Nittany Lions during the early 1960s. Robinson's most memorable season came in 1962 when he was named an All-American and the college player of the year by the Newark Athletic Club. That season, Robinson caught 17 passes for 178 yards and was a dominant force on the Penn State defensive front. During his career in Happy Valley, the Nittany Lions went 24-8 and won two bowl games.4.

4.Jack Ham, Linebacker (1968-'70)

An individual from both the School and Genius Football Corridor of Distinctions, Ham's general heritage was made while winning four Super Dishes and procuring six first-group All-Ace gestures with the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, the establishment for that achievement was laid at Penn State, where Ham was an All-American and recorded in excess of 200 handles - - and more than 140 of the independent assortment. During his experience as a collegian, Penn State went 29-3, with a couple of undefeated seasons (1968 and '69)

5.Lydell Mitchell, Running Back (1969-'71)

Mitchell helped usher in a resurgence of prominent Penn State running backs, beginning in the early 1970s. He finished fifth in the 1971 Heisman Trophy voting for posting a school-record 1,567 yards and 29 touchdowns (an NCAA record at the time). The All-American's 2,934 rushing yards rank ninth all-time at Penn State, while the 38 touchdowns Mitchell scored on the ground also sit among the school's career leaders. Mitchell was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2004

6.Matt Millen, Defensive Lineman (1976-'79)

While Millen earned his money and won four Super Bowls in the NFL as a linebacker, he was an All-American-caliber defensive lineman for the Nittany Lions. Millen is sixth all-time in school history with 22 sacks and tied for 12th with 36 career tackles for loss. He also forced six fumbles during his stellar three-year career at Penn State, which ranks among the top 10 in program history. All impressive numbers for a rather undersized member of the Nittany Lions defensive front.

Matt Millen, Defensive Lineman (1976-'79)Matt Millen, Defensive Lineman (1976-'79)

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