Penn State Fan 94-Foot Putt Steph Curry Celly

Penn State student drills a 94-foot putt, hits the crowd with the Steph Curry Turnaround Celly the second the ball started rolling

Drew Smith
January 23, 2026
Philly
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This Penn State student is the most clutch man in America after drilling a 94-foot on a basketball court at Bryce Jordan Center in State College, PA and hitting the Steph Curry turnaround celly the second the ball started rolling.

Penn State student drills a 94-foot putt, hits the crowd with the Steph Curry Celly

HE DID THAT 🫣⛳️#WeAre pic.twitter.com/3GjMhicWMU
— Penn State Athletics (@GoPSUsports) January 23, 2026

This Penn State fan just did the Steph Curry turnaround on a 94-foot putt🤯

Perfect speed. Perfect aim. Perfect putt.@PennStateMBB @abc27News @abc27Sports pic.twitter.com/iSdACQ9Mqt
— Caleb Nixon (@ByCalebNixon) January 23, 2026

Elite confidence.

The best part is he didn’t even wait for confirmation. No tracking it. No praying. No awkward half-crouch. Just tap, turn, walk off like he’s done it 1,000 times and the universe is required to cooperate. The only thing missing was the “night-night” to really put the dagger in the soul of everyone watching.

For one brief moment, that Penn State fan had world in the palm of his hands. By world, I mean a few thousand people at a Penn State basketball game, which is basically the same thing if you’ve ever been trapped inside one of those buildings in January.

Penn State basketball is rough but at the very least, they’ve got this going for them. The full-court putt is apparently becoming a tradition, because this was the second time someone made it this year, and the prize is a free one-year apartment lease.

That’s massive for a college student, obviously. It’s the equivalent of being a homeowner which of course, is the American dream we were all once promised. This Penn State fan can reallocate that money to beer and whatever else he wants to get crazy on in State College.

Meanwhile, the rest of us are sitting here covered in snow and ice, watching people in Hawaii play golf in shorts like it’s a different planet. So yeah, congrats to this guy. For one glorious moment, he became the best full-court putter in the world while giving Penn State a much-needed win, even if it didn’t show up in the standings.