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#33

Amare Campbell

LB

Transfer - Tennessee

Player Information

Position
LB
Number
#33
Year
Transfer - Tennessee
Height
6'2"
Weight
235 lbs
Hometown
Baltimore, Maryland
High School
St. Frances Academy

Season Performance Comparison

2024 Season

tackles103
sacks3
tackles For Loss9.5
interceptions1

2025 Season

games Played13
tackles103
tackles For Loss9.5
sacks3
interceptions1
pass Deflections1
defensive Touchdowns1

Role and Depth Chart Context

Led Penn State with 103 tackles in 2025, added 9.5 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, one interception, and a 61-yard fumble return touchdown before transferring to Tennessee.

Biography

Amare Campbell played one season at Penn State after transferring from North Carolina, led the 2025 defense in tackles, then transferred to Tennessee for 2026. He should be treated as a departed linebacker and archive profile, not a returning Penn State starter.

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Player ProfileMay 13, 2026

Amare Campbell: 2025 Penn State Production and Tennessee Transfer

Amare Campbell led Penn State in tackles in 2025, then transferred to Tennessee for 2026. His profile is now a departure and depth-chart impact note.

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AwardsMay 13, 2026

Penn State 2025 All-Big Ten Honors: Allen, Ioane, Defense, and Specialists

Penn State had 18 All-Big Ten selections in 2025, led by Kaytron Allen and Olaivavega Ioane on offense and third-team honors for Dani Dennis-Sutton, Amare Campbell, and Gabriel Nwosu.

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