So who is done Friday?

PSUJam

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Who plays their last game in blue and white on Friday? Meaning… who skips our bowl game?
I think all will dress but not sure how many snaps they take. Chop might have the most to gain against a good opponent. It might take him from the 2nd to 1st round. King the same but wtf do I know? If we lose on Friday, all bets are off.
 
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Bwifan

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Going to be interesting if Olu sits. He came back this year for PSU and seems to love the college football environment. I think he plays against MSU and in a bowl game.
 

marshall23

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Last off season seemed to go pretty smooth. For that reason alone I'll predict more turmoil this year. Perfect conditions for those who jump to conclusions and over react.
 

Nitt1300

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Last off season seemed to go pretty smooth. For that reason alone I'll predict more turmoil this year. Perfect conditions for those who jump to conclusions and over react.
 

PSUAXE70

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Who plays their last game in blue and white on Friday? Meaning… who skips our bowl game?
Nobody. This is a benefit of NIL. If they don’t play I assume their NIL money comes to a quick end. How could you keep paying a player for non performance ? Yank their car away. Their scholarship would continue but not playing would likely void their contract with the NIL firm.
 
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