_Bittersweet Goodbye: Ja’Juan Seider Expresses Gratitude to Penn State_
Ja’Juan Seider, the former Penn State football coach, has bid a bittersweet farewell to the program, expressing his heartfelt gratitude to the university, players, and fans. Seider’s departure comes after he accepted a coaching position at Notre Dame, marking the end of a remarkable chapter in his tenure at Penn State.
Seider took to social media to share his appreciation for the opportunity to be a part of the Penn State family. “I want to thank Coach Franklin, the entire Penn State coaching staff, and most importantly, the players for an incredible experience,” Seider wrote. “I’m grateful for the relationships, memories, and lessons learned during my time in Happy Valley.”
During his tenure at Penn State, Seider played a pivotal role in shaping the team’s running back corps, helping to develop talented players like Miles Sanders, Journey Brown, and Keyvone Lee. His coaching expertise and passion for the game earned him immense respect from his peers, players, and the Penn State community.
“Coach Seider is an outstanding coach and an even better person,” said Penn State Head Coach James Franklin. “We’re going to miss him, but we’re also excited to see him take on this new opportunity at Notre Dame. He’s a true professional, and we wish him all the best.”
Seider’s move to Notre Dame marks a new chapter in his coaching career, as he joins the Fighting Irish staff under Head Coach Marcus Freeman. While it’s a bittersweet goodbye for Penn State, Seider’s legacy will continue to inspire and motivate the players he coached during his time in Happy Valley.
As Seider embarks on this new journey, he carries with him the well-wishes and appreciation of the Penn State community. His impact on the program will not be forgotten, and his dedication to the sport will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations of coaches and players.
In his farewell message, Seider concluded, “Once a Nittany Lion, always a Nittany Lion. I’ll be cheering for Penn State from afar.” As he begins this new chapter, Seider’s love for Penn State will remain unwavering, a testament to the lasting bonds he formed during his time in Happy Valley.
