Quinton Martin aims for bigger role with Penn State football this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
With the return of Penn State football just 25 days away, Quinton Martin prepares for a pivotal season. The running back, entering his third year, looks to increase his carries after limited opportunities in previous seasons. He produced a notable performance in the recent Pinstripe Bowl against Clemson, finishing with 103 yards on 20 carries. Martin is expected to share the workload with Carson Hansen and James Peoples, but his position within the committee is still uncertain.
- •Penn State football returns in 25 days.
- •Quinton Martin finished last season strong with 103 rushing yards.
- •Martin aims for a larger role alongside Carson Hansen and James Peoples.
- •His involvement is crucial after limited carries in previous years.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — Only Quinton Martin Until Penn State Football
"We are 25 days away from the return of Penn State football. One of the potential breakout players on the season? #25 Quinton Martin, who’s headed into his third year with the Nittany Lions. He spent the last two seasons backing up Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen, which as it turned out, wasn’t all that […]
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