After a whirlwind of coaching carousel news this past weekend, the Penn State Nittany Lions remain as one of the only high-profile college football program's without a head coaching replacement.

LSU, Ole Miss, Florida, Auburn and several other prominent programs filled their head coaching vacancies, but Penn State is still without its next program leader for 2026 and beyond.

Penn State fired longtime head coach James Franklin after a 3-3 start to the 2025 season. Franklin has since landed a new head coaching gig with the Virginia Tech Hokies, while the Nittany Lions enter yet another week without a replacement.

During Monday's episode of "The McShay Show," college football insider Todd McShay suggested that the delay in Penn State's coaching search could stem from a serious conflict

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