FB Recruiting Fact or Fiction: Penn State Football's 2024 class is underrated

[Richie O]

https://pennstate.rivals.com/news/fact-or-fiction-penn-state-s-2024-class-is-underrated

 

[RickinDayton]

https://pennstate.rivals.com/news/fact-or-fiction-penn-state-s-2024-class-is-underrated

I think it takes one to two seasons to determine how accurate a recruiting classes ratings were. How many play and impact early in their career or how many never pan out or transfer out to a lesser level of play?

 

[Richie O]

I think it takes one to two seasons to determine how accurate a recruiting classes ratings were. How many play and impact early in their career or how many never pan out or transfer out to a lesser level of play?

I'd say three seasons because you have to factor in that OL usually take some more time to develop.

 

[royboy]

I think it takes one to two seasons to determine how accurate a recruiting classes ratings were. How many play and impact early in their career or how many never pan out or transfer out to a lesser level of play?

Yeah, I've posted this before, but I believe the PSU 2022 class is proving better than their ranking of #7.

Kaytron Allen, Nick Singleton, and Abdul Carter (with a player ranking of #233) were impact players as true freshmen.

KJ Winston, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Zach Durant, and Drew Allar can be impact players this season, and there are others.

 

[RickinDayton]

I'd say three seasons because you have to factor in that OL usually take some more time to develop.

Understand.