This is the first of a 10-part series over the next two weeks that will take an in-depth look at those new faces on Penn State's spring roster that need to emerge in spring practice if the Nittany Lions have a legitimate chance of duplicating or improving upon its 2012 8-4 record.

After posting an 8-4 record and overcoming unprecedented and, in my opinion undeserved, NCAA sanctions placed on Penn State's football program back on July 23, Bill O'Brien and his coaching staff have given hope to Nittany Lion fans across the country that maybe the NCAA's sanctions aren't a death sentence for the program over the next five to six years.


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