US EditionNazareth Star Quarterback Peyton Falzone Set to Sign with Penn State
Peyton Falzone completed a two-year recruiting process with multiple commitments and de-commitments influenced by coaching changes and ongoing recruitment calls.
- On Wednesday, December 3, 2025, Peyton Falzone signed a letter of intent with Penn State at Nazareth High School athletic office after a postponement; he said, `I'm really fortunate and blessed to be in this situation.`
- After a two-year recruiting roller coaster, Peyton Falzone committed to Virginia Tech in 2024, flipped to Auburn in June, decommitted Monday, and then re-committed to Penn State.
- The 6-foot-5, 205-pound ESPN 300 recruit threw for more than 5,800 yards with 53 touchdowns, playing just three and a half games in 2025 due to a fractured clavicle.
- Penn State, still without a permanent coach, added Peyton Falzone Wednesday; he will graduate next week, join bowl practices, then move in and start classes in January.
- Coaching instability has cost Penn State recruits, losing 24 committed recruits since former Penn State coach James Franklin's firing, while coaches who moved to Virginia Tech intensified roster instability.
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Daily Local NewsNazareth star quarterback Peyton Falzone set to sign with Penn State
The Penn State football team may not have a head coach, but it has a star quarterback who might be the centerpiece of the program’s future. The roller coaster ride of Peyton Falzone’s recruiting process ended Wednesday with him signing a letter of intent to continue his career with the Nittany Lions after committing to Penn State in April and decommitting in June and later committing to Auburn. The two-year recruiting journey has had plenty of p…
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