Penn State football is currently led by interim head coach Terry Smith, a former Nittany Lions player and Pennsylvania native, following James Franklins dismissal. Smiths deep understanding of Penn States culture and history positions him as a familiar face for the top job. However, recent trends show that mid-season coaching changes often dont lead to better team performance, as seen in the eight Power Four teams that fired their coaches mid-season and their combined record of eleven wins and thirty-three losses since the changes. The search for a permanent coach can be lengthy and complicated, with programs often facing immense pressure on interim coaches. Penn State faces a decision between a familiar interim coach and potentially a new, external candidate, highlighting the complexities of mid-season coaching changes.The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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