Summary
Penn State's football team recently lost to UCLA, raising questions about head coach James Franklin's job security. Franklin has a high buyout in his contract, making it hard for the team to fire him, but changes could still happen at season's end. Discussions are ongoing about his performance and potential future.
Key Facts
- Penn State lost to UCLA 42-37, which has led to questions about the head coach James Franklin's future.
- Franklin's buyout clause is around $50 million, making it difficult to fire him immediately.
- Franklin's record with Penn State is 104 wins and 44 losses.
- His performance against Top 10 teams is 4 wins and 21 losses.
- There is potential for Franklin and Penn State to part ways amicably at the end of the season.
- Franklin's contract allows him to leave for a fee of $2 million.
- His best season was in 2024 when Penn State reached the College Football Playoff semifinal.
- Penn State's current prospects for a title run are slim due to remaining games against strong teams.
