A Bunch of Fanshots

Josh Reaves will miss multiple games after being diagnosed with mono this week, Coach Chambers reveals on weekly teleconference. #PSUMBB

— Penn State Hoops (@PennStateMBB) January 15, 2016

Rest up, and get well soon, Josh.

As reported earlier, Top100 CB Lavert Hill will visit #PennState this weekend. https://t.co/tCAeD7aSFb @247Sports pic.twitter.com/FZxXXM4af1

— Lions247 (@Lions247) January 15, 2016

The 4-star CB from Detroit decommitted from PSU in November, but is still considering the Nittany Lions.

Leah Still says she wants to go to @penn_state like her dad and be a cheerleader. #LeahStrong #WeAre #PennState https://t.co/hDntqifLdm

— Good Morning America (@GMA) January 15, 2016

If we don't see Leah Still as an honorary cheerleader in Beaver Stadium next year, we're going to collectively scream.

Just sitting here thinking about the possibilities. I mean who better to teach train and develop guys like these? #WEARELBU

A photo posted by Lavar Arrington (@lavarleaparrington) on Jan 12, 2016 at 5:53pm PST

Penn State already has an awesome linebackers coach in Brent Pry, so we're not exactly sure what LaVar wants to coach. Unless he's talking about the open safeties coach position?

Per source, Penn State LB Gary Wooten Jr. to play last year of eligibility elsewhere as grad transfer. Early reports have said Duquesne.

— Jourdan Rodrigue (@JourdanRodrigue) January 12, 2016

Per Jourdan Rodrigue of the Centre Daily Times, the now-senior will grad transfer. Even for a depleted unit, Wooten was a seldom-used linebacker and special teams player.

Thank you Penn State. Truly a special place, but I couldn't be happier to say I'm home! pic.twitter.com/G7v7iUELpL

— Troy Reeder (@troyreeder42) January 12, 2016

Penn State outside linebacker Troy Reeder, who started 11 games in 2015 as a redshirt freshman, confirmed this afternoon his intent to transfer to his home state to play his final three years at the University of Delaware. Because Delaware is an FCS school, Reeder will be immediately eligible to play.

She really beat cancer! Beyond thankful for all the support y’all showed us

— Devon Still (@Dev_Still71) January 12, 2016

Congratulations to Leah, who received her final treatment Friday. The daughter of former Penn State DT Devon Still, who had previously been diagnosed with Stage 4 Pediatric cancer, was officially declared cancer-free on December 1st.

Congrats @CoachPry_LBU being the new d coordinator. Loved me some Shoop but there is no drop off in that coaching spot. #WeAre #Wilddogs

— Anthony Zettel (@Zettel98) January 12, 2016

Great to hear one of last year's stars is pleased.

I've decided 2 play my last year at OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY! Want 2 thank Coach Stoops & the entire staff for this opportunity. #SoonerNation

— Geno Lewis (@GENOALLDAY7) January 11, 2016

The Penn State-to-Oklahoma graduate transfer pipeline is alive and well.

Congrats are in order for first-team All-Pro @NBowman53! https://t.co/ZlEA7o2wNl pic.twitter.com/kPaYgV2cOC

— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) January 8, 2016

After leading the NFL in tackles this year, former Penn State star NaVorro Bowman is a first-team All-Pro selection. Congrats, NaVorro!

Congratulations to seven Nittany Lions moving forward in the 2016 #NFLplayoffs! https://t.co/gCm1MlrkQ6 #WeAre pic.twitter.com/nXM8J9qAvW

— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) January 8, 2016

Good luck, guys!

Let @JohnCUrschel give your #ShieldMove a name. Submit yours by Jan 23 and celebrate those who shield. https://t.co/f7wmhXDe70

— Gillette (@Gillette) January 7, 2016

No dance has ever been named more perfectly than this one.

The trio, all of whom played major roles in the Nittany Lions' National Championship victory, will be coveted by many teams. Though the mock draft universe is smaller than in other sports, Rodriguez and Weber have been predicted as anywhere from first through third rounders, and Eckerstrom will certainly catch on somewhere. All three are excellent prospects.

.@Thee_AR15 has been selected to the Pro Bowl » https://t.co/QqXNeWwUF2 pic.twitter.com/rBEov3Xngi

— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) January 7, 2016

Still a crime he wasn't voted in, in the first place.

BREAKING: Strath Haven legend and former NFL LB Dan Connor is the new head coach at Archbishop Carroll. #delcofootball

— Matt Smith (@DTMattSmith) January 7, 2016

Connor will take his talents to Philadelphia. Perhaps he'll end up on Penn State's sideline one day.

Former Penn State and Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Devon Still has signed a future/reserve contract with the Houston Texans. Still, who was the 2011 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, was a second round pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the Bengals. The Texans have a Penn State connection in head coach Bill O'Brien, though Still never played for O'Brien during his time as a Nittany Lion. Still also mentioned his daughter Leah in his tweet announcing his deal. Leah is currently receiving treatment while in remission after a battle with cancer that began in the summer of 2014. The father and daughter combo received the Jimmy V Award for perseverance at this past summer's ESPY Awards. Congratulations and good luck to Devon!

Congrats to Luke Juha who was named @B1GHockey Third Star of the Week! https://t.co/G0WxQ0ehOS #WeAre #HockeyValley pic.twitter.com/OOd8gJ6LEI

— Penn State Hockey (@PennStateMHKY) January 5, 2016

Juha scored 1 goal and had 3 assists during the Three Rivers Classic. Way to go, Luke!

NFL tackle leaders: 1. NaVorro Bowman 2. D'Qwell Jackson 3. Lavonte David 4. Reshad Jones 5. Paul Posluszny pic.twitter.com/uFYphYUpq1

— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) January 4, 2016

Not to mention Sean Lee, who is tied for 6th in tackles, as well. Linebacker U is as strong as ever.

At 22, WR Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) is the youngest player in @NFLhistory to register 1,400+ receiving yards & 14+ TDs in a single season.

— Tad Dickman (@Tdickman89) January 3, 2016

Allen Robinson tha God.

Pretty much sums it up. (NSFW language) pic.twitter.com/MHBFGIENZi

— Ben Kline (@ben_kline38) January 2, 2016

Ben Kline wrapped up his PSU career in the TaxSlayer Bowl. He also went a little crazy pregame.

From Michigan: "senior guard Caris LeVert will sit out the Wolverines home game today against Penn State with a lower left leg injury."

— Andy Katz (@ESPNAndyKatz) January 2, 2016

LeVert, who is averaging 17 points, five rebounds and five assists on the year, is a big loss for Michigan but the Wolverines still have plenty of offensive firepower. Can Penn State take advantage (Noon ET, Big Ten Network)?

Tim Frazier throws the alley-oop of the year saving the ball to Noah Vonleh https://t.co/PZJBa39oLN

— The Cauldron (@TheCauldron) January 1, 2016

This is one of those times where you get more confused by how something is possible the more you watch it.

Giants also signed LB Glenn Carson, a native of Manahawkin, N.J., to their practice squad.

— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoNYDN) December 30, 2015

The former starting linebacker and 2014 graduate most recently played with the Arizona Cardinals.

.@AllAmericaGame Diary: @Mike_Menet72 on #PennState bond, springing big plays and more https://t.co/s9RzV8qu0b @amfam #UAALLAMERICA

— USA TODAY HSS (@USATODAYhss) December 29, 2015

Michal Menet is awesome, guys.

Can we talk about @RomanBasketball's @LamarStevens11... He really impressed at #SlamDunkDE pic.twitter.com/UZYjfvWi8R

— Slam Dunk to Beach (@SlamDunktoBeach) December 29, 2015

This guy is committed to play basketball at Penn State. Life is good.

Allen Robinson would like you all to know that THIS is what a NINETY-YARD #touchdown looks like #JAXvsNO https://t.co/ZtrYEYcXjv

— NFL (@NFL) December 27, 2015

Allen Robinson is still not a Pro Bowler but he's still really, really good at football.

Penn State sent ESPN300 LB/ATH Brendan Ferns a Christmas card @BrendanFerns_5 pic.twitter.com/BLZdvlR5e3

— Tom VanHaaren (@TomVH) December 24, 2015

Brendan Ferns will be making a decision close to Signing Day in February.

Bob Shoop declines Gus Malzahn offer to discuss well-paid Auburn defensive coordinator job https://t.co/9XDU9SqkE8 via @pennlive

— David Jones (@djoneshoop) December 24, 2015

Another year, another SEC team tries to pry Bob Shoop away from Penn State.