PSU football fans’ new spring celebration style

Penn State University has confirmed that it will host its annual Blue-White Weekend on Saturday, 25 April, the Nittany Lion football programme announced via X on Monday afternoon.

While specific details regarding the event remain limited, the announcement follows earlier remarks from head coach Matt Campbell, who assured fans this month that spring football activities would take place despite the ongoing transition within the coaching staff. The Blue-White Weekend is traditionally a highlight for the community, providing fans with a glimpse of new talent, drills, and scrimmages ahead of the 2026 season.

New Coaching Addition: Kashif Moore

In a separate development, Penn State is set to bolster its offensive staff with the hiring of Kashif Moore as the new wide receivers coach, according to multiple reports. Moore, who was briefly on the staff at Colorado State as the pass game specialist and wide receivers coach, did not coach a game there after joining in December.

Moore brings a wealth of experience to the Nittany Lions, having spent the last three seasons as the receivers coach at UConn, where he developed multiple standout wideouts. His coaching career also includes single-season stints at Albany, Cornell, and Division III Wesleyan, providing him with a broad perspective across collegiate football levels.

As a former player, Moore was a receiver at UConn from 2008 to 2011 before spending time in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals, Indianapolis Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Kansas City Chiefs, giving him firsthand experience at the professional level.

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Moore’s arrival comes at a pivotal time for Penn State, as the programme looks to reinvigorate its passing attack and establish consistency under Campbell’s leadership. Fans attending the Blue-White Weekend can anticipate meeting the new coach, observing spring drills, and seeing the early formations of what could be a promising season.