NICHOLAS SINGLETON NEWS

Tallies 86 total yards in win Singleton accrued 12 rushes for 49 yards and hauled in 3 of 4 targets for 37 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 28-13 win against Wisconsin.

Impact Singleton caught a touchdown while also totaling under 100 yards for the second game in a row. His touchdown reception was arguably more impressive Saturday, as he pulled off a one-handed grab while in tight coverage in the low red zone. The explosive junior running back accumulated 100 total yards in each of the first four games of the season, but his efficiency as a rusher has held him back despite his increased production as a pass-catcher recently. Singleton has still accrued seven touchdowns this season, including at least one in each of his six games this season. He'll likely need to make a few big plays in order for the Nittany Lions to beat No. 4 Ohio State at home this coming Saturday.

OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE

Totals 26 rushing yards in OT win Singleton accrued 10 carries for 26 yards and reeled in all four targets for 39 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 33-30 overtime win over USC.

Impact Singleton was not featured in his return to action after missing last week's game with an illness. Instead, fellow junior Kaytron Allen led the way with 16 carries for 56 rushing yards, including a one-yard touchdown. Singleton still got on the board with a 14-yard touchdown reception on a wide open check-down pass with just under three minutes remaining. While he failed to eclipse 100 total yards for the first time this season, Singlton's increased usage in the passing game clearly shows that he is one of the team's top offensive playmakers alongside tight end Tyler Warren, who caught 17 of 20 targets Saturday. The Nittany Lions will have a bye week before heading on the road again to face Wisconsin on Saturday, Oct. 26.

OCTOBER 13 • ROTOWIRE

Ready to roll Saturday Singleton (illness) is good to go for Saturday's game against USC, per the Big Ten availability report.

Impact Singleton was a late scratch last week due to what was reported as an illness. Fortunately, it appears the junior back is ready to roll Saturday and should return to the mix alongside Kaytron Allen. Singleton enters Saturday with 53 carries for 408 yards and three touchdowns under his belt, adding six catches for 74 yards and another pair of scores.

OCTOBER 12 • ROTOWIRE

Penn State star RB Nicholas Singleton expected back vs. USC After a one-game absence due to an undisclosed injury, Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton is expected to return this Saturday agains...

OCTOBER 8 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM

Expected to play at USC Penn State's head coach James Franklin is very confident that Singleton (illness) will be available when the Nittany Lions play at USC on Saturday, John McGonigal of PennLive.com r...

Impact Considering that Singleton was held out as a precaution for Penn State's latest game, it is no surprise that he is probable for the Nittany Lions' next matchup. Their head coach being incredibly confident of his previously ill running back's participation confirms his probable status. The Big Ten injury report should perfectly clear Singleton's availability status Saturday.

OCTOBER 7 • ROTOWIRE

DNP with stomach bug Singleton did not end up playing in Saturday's win over UCLA due to a stomach bug, per the Big Ten Network broadcast.

Impact Singleton was announced as a co-starter with Kaytron Allen before the game but was ultimately held out with precaution. He should be ready to go as normal for next week's crucial showdown against USC.

OCTOBER 5 • ROTOWIRE

Announced as starter Singleton (undisclosed) was just announced as a starting running back ahead of Saturday's game against UCLA, Richard Scarcella of the Reading Eagle reports.

Impact Singleton looks like he'll be good to play as previous reports suggested earlier this week. The junior running back is off to a flying start, rushing 53 times for 408 yards and six touchdowns through four games and should be in for another positive game script against a weak Bruins team.

OCTOBER 5 • ROTOWIRE

Spotted warming up Singleton (undisclosed) is in uniform and warming up ahead of Penn State's tilt with UCLA, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.

Impact Singleton was listed as questionable, but it's a good sign that he's warming up in uniform. He'll likely be a game-time decision, but the running back is trending towards playing against the Bruins.

OCTOBER 5 • ROTOWIRE

Downgraded to questionable Singleton (undisclosed) is now listed as questionable for Saturday's game against UCLA.

Impact Singleton's status remains in question despite earlier reports suggesting that he was expected to play. Coach James Franklin has been adamant this week that Singleton's injury isn't serious and that it shouldn't expect his availability. His official status will be worth monitoring leading up to kickoff.

OCTOBER 5 • ROTOWIRE

Expected to play Saturday Singleton (undisclosed) is expected to play Saturday against UCLA, Matt Zenitz of 247Sports.com reports.

Impact Singleton's status for this week was in question after he wasn't present for the media viewing period of practice on Wednesday. However, there's nothing serious about him, and he's expected to handle his regular workload on Saturday. Singleton has been excellent to start this season, racking up 408 yards and three touchdowns across four games while averaging a robust 7.7 yards per carry.

OCTOBER 4 • ROTOWIRE

DNP Wednesday Singleton (undisclosed) did not practice with the team on Wednesday, though head coach James Franklin indicated that Singleton is still expected to play Saturday's game against UCL...

Impact Franklin indicated that Singleton's absence wasn't caused by anything serious and shouldn't affect his availability moving forward, though the situation will likely be worth monitoring throughout the week. The junior running back has had a productive start to the season as part of Penn State's two-headed monster in the backfield alongside Kaytron Allen, running for 408 yards and three touchdowns through the team's first four games and averaging an exceptional 7.7 YPC. Should he miss Saturday's game, Allen would likely be in for a significant workload against the Bruins.

OCTOBER 3 • ROTOWIRE

Scores another TD in win Singleton notched 16 carries for 94 yards and one touchdown and gathered in all two targets for 25 yards during Saturday's 21-7 victory versus Illinois.

Impact Singleton continued to roll under new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki. The 226-pound speedster didn't notch any home-run plays like he did over the past two games, but he remained efficient while seeing a season-high 16 carries and his third rushing score of the season. This still fell behind fellow junior running back Kaytron Allen, who logged 18 carries for 102 yards and a touchdown. With Singleton and Allen continuing to split carries, they'll likely need the Nittany Lions to heavily rely on the running game moving forward through Big Ten play. They should both have an easy time during next week's home game versus UCLA, which has been one of the conference's worst teams so far this season.

SEPTEMBER 29 • ROTOWIRE

Scores another TD in win Singleton notched 16 carries for 94 yards and one touchdown and gathered in all two targets for 25 yards during Saturday's 21-7 victory versus Illinois.

Impact Singleton continued to roll under new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki. The 226-pound speedster didn't notch any home-run plays like he did over the past two games, but he remained efficient while seeing a season-high 16 carries and his third rushing score of the season. This still fell behind fellow junior running back Kaytron Allen, who logged 18 carries for 102 yards and a touchdown. With Singleton and Allen continuing to split carries, they'll likely need the Nittany Lions to heavily rely on the running game moving forward through Big Ten play. They should both have an easy time during next week's home game versus UCLA, which has been one of the conference's worst teams so far this season.

SEPTEMBER 29 • ROTOWIRE

Catches TD in blowout win Singleton had 11 rushes for 81 yards and reeled in two targets for 22 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 56-0 victory over Kent State.

Impact Singleton continued to roll in the Nittany Lions' new and improved explosive offense. The junior running back got onto the board early with his second receiving touchdown of the season, catching a short dump-off pass from tight end Tyler Warren before walking in for a 17-yard score in the second quarter. Singleton has now eclipsed 100 yards from scrimmage in all three games to go along with four total touchdowns so far this season. He and Kaytron Allen are still splitting duties out of the backfield, as the former also logged 11 carries for 66 yards Saturday. Penn State will face its first Big Ten opponent of the season this coming Saturday versus Illinois.

SEPTEMBER 22 • ROTOWIRE

Scores twice in second half Week 2 Singleton accrued 13 carries for 119 yards and one touchdown and gathered in their only target for 14 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-27 win against Bowling Green.

Impact Singleton scored his second and third touchdowns of the season as he helped carry the Nittany Lions to a comeback victory in the second half Saturday. Penn State took back the lead when quarterback Drew Allar found his running back on a seam route over the middle for a 14-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Singleton then rushed for a 41-yard breakaway touchdown late in the fourth quarter, marking his second 40-plus-yard touchdown run in as many weeks. The 226-pound running back's unique size and explosiveness likely makes him the most irreplacebale piece of Penn State's offense. However, he's somewhat risky as a fantasy proposition, as he continued to split carries with fellow junior running back Kaytron Allen (14 carries, 101 rushing yards). Both running backs should have a chance to wrack up fantasy points when their team next plays verus Ken State on Saturday, September 21.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Scores twice in second half Week 2 Singleton accrued 13 carries for 119 yards and one touchdown and gathered in their only target for 14 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-27 win against Bowling Green.

Impact Singleton scored his second and third touchdowns of the season as he helped carry the Nittany Lions to a comeback victory in the second half Saturday. Penn State took back the lead when quarterback Drew Allar found his running back on a seam route over the middle for a 14-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Singleton then rushed for a 41-yard breakaway touchdown late in the fourth quarter, marking his second 40-plus-yard touchdown run in as many weeks. The 226-pound running back's unique size and explosiveness likely makes him the most irreplacebale piece of Penn State's offense. However, he's somewhat risky as a fantasy proposition, as he continued to split carries with fellow junior running back Kaytron Allen (14 carries, 101 rushing yards). Both running backs should have a chance to wrack up fantasy points when their team next plays verus Ken State on Saturday, September 21.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Pops long score Saturday Singleton had 13 carries for 114 yards and one touchdown and gathered in their only target for 13 yards during Saturday's 34-12 victory over West Virginia.

Impact Singleton looked like his old explosive self with two 40-yard rushes Week 1, including a dash to the end zone to put Penn State up 27-6 early in the third quarter. The 226-pound speedster also recorded just his second 100-yard rushing performance since his breakout freshman campaign. After running behind a shoddy offensive line last season, the junior tailback had multiple chances to explode for long gains on well-blocked running plays Saturday, as things looked all-around much easier for this unit in the first game under new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki. After Week 1, Singleton appears primed to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this revamped offensive play calling in Penn State.

SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE

Pops long score Saturday Singleton had 13 carries for 114 yards and one touchdown and gathered in their only target for 13 yards during Saturday's 34-12 victory over West Virginia.

Impact Singleton looked like his old explosive self with two 40-yard rushes Week 1, including a dash to the end zone to put Penn State up 27-6 early in the third quarter. The 226-pound speedster also recorded just his second 100-yard rushing performance since his breakout freshman campaign. After running behind a shoddy offensive line last season, the junior tailback had multiple chances to explode for long gains on well-blocked running plays Saturday, as things looked all-around much easier for this unit in the first game under new offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki. After Week 1, Singleton appears primed to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this revamped offensive play calling in Penn State.

SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE