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Andy Kotelnicki: He's getting stronger. He looks really lean. I teased him the other day, I said, you can actually see his deltoids and traps a little bit. Of course I say that in jest, but it's true.

Kotelnicki, a Minnesota native who came over from Kansas this offseason, took one breath before efficiently explaining why he made the decision to stay in Happy Valley. “Just what’s going on here.

Andy Kotelnicki has seen the talent. Penn State’s offensive coordinator has witnessed third-year Penn State quarterback Drew Allar’s game grow in a variety of ways on the field, as a thrower ...