Penn State Nittany Lions Spring Game 2015 live stream: Watch online

By Connor Muldowney | Apr 18, 2015

Dec 27, 2014; Bronx, NY, USA; Penn State Nittany Lions quarterback Christian Hackenberg (14) drops back to pass against the Boston College Eagles during the first quarter in the 2014 Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports /

After being declared bowl eligible for the first time since the Sandusky scandal, the Penn State Nittany Lions are breathing new life under James Franklin.

Second-year head coach James Franklin has found himself in a position that he didn’t think would come so soon in his tenure as Penn State Nittany Lions head coach: he’s bowl eligible. This team has the talent and potential to become of the Big Ten’s most underrated contenders and that’s exactly what they are.

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Following a 7-6 season that ended in a bowl victory, quarterback Christian Hackenberg joins a solid crew of returning players, including a stingy defense. Don’t forget the fact that Franklin is one of the best recruiters out there and he will prove that during the spring game.

Penn State has a promising young running back in Akeel Lynch who will look to keep his starting job after leading the team in rushing last season. The offense needs a ton of work, but the defense is already solid and looking to get even better.

Hackenberg will team up with his favorite target from last year in soon-to-be sophomore wide out DaeSean Hamilton who caught a team-high 82 passes for 899 yards and two touchdowns. He returns to the receiving corps as one of the best receivers in the conference.

Fans will have a good time watching these two hook up for a couple big plays and maybe even a touchdown or two.

Here is how you can watch all the action of the Penn State spring game live on Saturday:

Date: Saturday, April 18

Start Time: 4:00 p.m. ET

Location: University Park, PA

Stadium: Beaver Stadium

TV Info: Big Ten Network

Live Stream: BTN2Go

Can this team improve on its mark from last season and become a serious contender to the throne that Michigan State and Ohio State have held for the past few years?

Find out on Saturday.

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