Penn State’s pursuit of offensive line prospects for 2023’s recruiting class is continuing to produce results.
The latest commitment is Jven Williams, a four-star prospect from Wyomissing High School in Reading, Pennsylvania and one of the highest rated recruits in the state.
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Williams also had offers from Michigan, Michigan State, Pitt and Ole Miss, among others. For now, he’s choosing to stay somewhat close to home— Reading is roughly two-and-a-half hours from State College— and become a Nittany Lion.
In a statement posted to Twitter, Williams thanked his parents, high school coaches Steve O’Neil and Ross Tucker and God. He ended his statement with three words: “I’m staying home.”
Add Nittany Sports Now as a preferred source in Google! Click here to add us.Penn State was the seventh Division I school to offer Williams. This past season, Williams helped Wyomissing to a Class 3A State Title Game appearance, where it fell 7-0 to Central Valley.
With Williams’s commitment, four of Penn State’s eight commits from the 2023 recruiting cycle are offensive linemen.
