Penn State junior day primer with Ryan Snyder: BWI Daily
Penn State football hosts its first junior day for the Class of 2024 on Saturday, and to get you ready, insider Ryan Snyder joins host Thomas Frank Carr to highlight the five players he thinks are most interesting. Check out the Blue White Illustrated Daily Edition wherever you get your podcasts and follow our YouTube channel, so you don’t miss the show!
Penn State hosting Chimdy Onoh
Before discussing his list, Snyder starts with the more pressing news surrounding a Penn State football prospect. 2023 offensive lineman Chimdy Onoh is taking his official visit this week. Snyder recaps what to expect from the weekend and sets fans’ expectations about whether they should expect a commitment from the four-star lineman.
Next, they discuss recent recruiting news that likely flies under the radar for most fans. The Nittany Lions posted a new position for its recruiting department. Snyder explains the more interesting details behind this position that point to good news for Penn State’s growth as a football department.
Five most interesting prospects coming this weekend
Finally, they examine his list of recruits. He also explains why they’re interesting prospects that he’s monitoring this upcoming weekend. The list includes:
Be sure to check out the show to find out more, and check the preview of his article below.
Five intriguing prospects attending Penn State’s junior day
The weekend has arrived, but for Penn State’s coaches, the work is just getting started. With 2023 offensive lineman Chimdy Onoh set to begin an official visit later today, as well as linebacker Kris Jones taking an unofficial visit, James Franklin and the entire Penn State football staff will be busy Friday.
It ramps up even more tomorrow, with roughly 40 of the region’s top prospects headed to State College for the first of three junior days. That list includes over 20 players who have already earned a scholarship from the Nittany Lions.
Who stands out the most? I give my thoughts below.
CB Aaron Scott
It’s not easy to pluck away the top prospects in Ohio. While Penn State has plenty of momentum currently following its Rose Bowl win, Ohio State is still Ohio State. The Buckeyes have been the top dog in the conference for a decade now. Sure, Michigan is surging, but I’d still lean towards Ohio State as the team Penn State is striving to knock off.
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