Penn State Sports Magazine
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CLASS OF 2016 NAME POS HT WT RATING HOME SCHOOL Cameron Brown LB 6-6 210 ★★★★ Potomac, Md. The Bullis School Christian Colon DT 6-3 309 ★★★ Charlotte, N.C. Independence Danny Dalton TE 6-5 230 ★★★ Marshfield, Mass. Marshfield Karamo Dioubate DL 6-4 280 ★★★★ Philadelphia, Pa. Prep Charter Michael Dwumfour DT 6-2 282 ★★ Wayne, N.J. De Paul Catholic Will Fries OL 6-6 265 ★★★★ Cranford, N.J. Cranford Alex Gellerstedt OL 6-7 275 ★★★ Dublin, Ohio Coffman Blake Gillikin P 6-2 185 ★★★ Atlanta, Ga. Westminster Lavert Hill CB 5-11 173 ★★★★ Detroit, Mich. Martin Luther King Ellison Jordan DT 6-0 270 ★★★★ Baltimore, Md. Gilman School Daniel Joseph DE 6-3 240 ★★★ Lake Forest, Ill. Lake Forest Academy Connor McGovern OL 6-5 290 ★★★★ Lehman, Pa. Lake Lehman Senior Zechariah McPhearson CB 6-0 185 ★★★ Upper Marlboro, Md. Riverdale Baptist Michal Menet OL 6-5 273 ★★★★ Reading, Pa. Exeter Township Senior Quinn Nordin PK 6-2 200 ★★★ Rockford, Mich. Rockford Andrew Pryts Saf. 6-3 205 ★★★ Hermitage, Pa. Hickory Miles Sanders RB 5-11 200 ★★★★ Pittsburgh, Pa. Woodland Hills Shane Simmons DE 6-3 225 ★★★★ Hyattsville, Md. DeMatha Shaka Toney LB 6-3 193 ★★★ Philadelphia, Pa. Imhotep Charter Jake Zembiec QB 6-2 205 ★★★★ Rochester, N.Y. Aquinas Institute CLASS OF 2017 NAME POS HT WT RATING HOME SCHOOL Sean Clifford QB 6-2 197 ★★★★ Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier * As of Sept. 20 | PSU welcomes 2017 prospects Dozens of players on hand for prime-time game against Rutgers J ames Franklin and his coaching sta/ hosted another solid group of prospects for the .rst-ever "Stripe Out," a prime- time, BTN-televised game against Rutgers on Sept. 19. With about 50 prospects on hand, the guest list was smaller than it's been for some of the team's recent White Out games, but it still included many of the region's top prospects. However, since the majority of remaining Class of 2016 prospects will be taking their o0cial visits to Penn State later this season or in the winter, the list was made up predominantly of Class of 2017 prospects. The top-ranked prospect to make the trip was defensive back Lamont Wade of Clairton, Pa. When Wade emerged as an impact player during his freshman year at Clairton High, it was clear that he was on track to become one of Pennsylvania's best in 2017. He has since exceeded even those high hopes, emerging not only as one of the best prospects in the state but as one of the best in the nation. That was never more evident than this past summer when he dominated mul- tiple camps, including the Rivals.com Five-Star Challenge in June. In fact, he had such a solid performance that day VERBAL COMMITMENTS* F O O T B A L L R E C R U I T I N G