Penn State Strength Coach Chuck Losey Praises Freshman Class Progress Penn State strength and conditioning coach Chuck Losey has been impressed with the progress made by the Nittany Lions’ freshman class so far this summer. “They’ve been a great group to work with,” Losey said. “They’re very eager to learn and they’re always willing to put in the work. We’re really excited about their potential.” Among the freshmen who have stood out to Losey are defensive end Chop Robinson and offensive tackle Quella Tate. “Chop is a guy who has all the tools to be a great player,” Losey said. “He’s big, he’s strong, and he’s very athletic. We’re really looking forward to seeing what he can do on the field this season.” “Quella is a guy who has a lot of upside,” Losey said. “He’s still learning the game, but he has the size and the athleticism to be a really good offensive lineman. We’re excited to see how he develops in the years to come.” Losey said the entire freshman class has made great strides in the weight room. “They’ve all put on a lot of muscle and they’re all getting stronger,” Losey said. “We’re really pleased with their progress and we’re excited to see what they can do on the field this season.” The Nittany Lions open the season on September 1st against Appalachian State.In a media appearance prior to Penn State’s annual Lift For Life event, strength coach Chuck Losey provided insights into the progress of incoming freshmen players.
In a media appearance prior to Penn State’s annual Lift For Life event, strength coach Chuck Losey provided insights into the progress of incoming freshmen players. According to Losey, the strength staff interacts extensively with the players during this period due to NCAA regulations. As a result, they possess a unique perspective on the players’ physical development. One freshman who caught Losey’s attention was quarterback Drew Allar. Despite being the youngest player in the freshman class, Losey praised Allar’s physical maturity and athleticism, stating that he “handles his body well and moves like a veteran.” Another standout was safety Dani Dennis-Sutton. Losey highlighted Dennis-Sutton’s impressive physical attributes, including his size and speed, and predicted that he could contribute immediately in a variety of roles. Offensive tackle Kanye Tyler was also mentioned as a freshman with a bright future. Losey commended Tyler’s strength and technique, noting that he has made significant progress in a short period of time. Losey’s observations provide an early glimpse into the potential of these young players and offer an indication of their readiness to contribute to Penn State’s success on the field in the coming season.
Penn State strength coach Chuck Losey discusses the freshman class and their progress so far UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State strength coach Chuck Losey met with the media on Tuesday to discuss the progress of the freshman class. Losey said that he has been impressed with the freshmen’s work ethic and their willingness to learn. “They’re a very talented group,” Losey said. “They’re working hard and they’re eager to get better.” Losey said that the freshmen have made significant progress in the weight room. “They’re getting stronger and they’re getting faster,” Losey said. “They’re also learning how to train properly.” Losey said that he is confident that the freshmen will be able to contribute to the team this season. “They’re going to be able to help us in a lot of different ways,” Losey said. “They’re going to be able to play on special teams, they’re going to be able to play on defense, and they’re going to be able to play on offense.” Losey said that he is excited to see what the freshmen can accomplish this season. “I think they’re going to be able to make a big impact,” Losey said. “I’m looking forward to seeing them play.”
