Here’s an update for statewide recruiting of Keystone State athletes.

 

National recruiting website Rivals.com lists 143 athletes from Pennsylvania in the recruiting class of 2010 that are potential D-1 prospects.

 

Breaking down the list of prospects, by position, shows the distribution as follows:

 

Quarterbacks (17)

Running backs/fullbacks (22)

Wide receivers/tight ends (17)

Offensive linemen (21)

Defensive linemen (17)

Linebackers (20)

Defensive backs/safeties (20)

Multi-purpose athletes (6)

Kickers/punters (3)

 

The following is a list of the Division-1 verbal commitments made, to date, by Keystone State athletes, beginning in the western half of the state:

 

Western PA verbal commitments, 2010

Paul Jones, Sto-Rox – committed to Penn State

Derrick Burns, Wilmington Area – committed to Pittsburgh

Dom Timbers, Woodland Hills – committed to Syracuse

Andrew Carswell, Sto-Rox – committed to Pitt

Kevin Weatherspoon, Clairton –committed to Pitt

Miles Dieffenbach, Fox Chapel – committed to Penn State

Tom Ricketts, North Allegheny – committed to Penn State

Luke Graham, Penn-Trafford – committed to Penn State

Aaron Donald, Penn Hills – Committed to Pittsburgh

Khaynin Mosley-Smith, Woodland Hills –Committed to Pitt

Jordan Paskorz, Hampton – committed to Michigan

Myles Davis, Penn Hills – Committed to Syracuse

Kenny Wilkins, Washington Trinity – committed to Michigan

Mike Hull, Canon-McMillan – committed to Penn State

Andrew Cerett, Huntingdon Area – committed to Temple

 

Eastern PA verbal commitments, Class of 2010

Tyler Smith, Wilson Area – committed to Maryland

Andre Williams, Parkland – committed to Boston College

Jarrod West, Bethlehem Liberty – committed to Stanford

Salath Williams, Bishop McDevitt – committed to Pitt

Seth Betancourt, St. Joseph’s Prep – Comitted to Boston College

Benji Kemoeatu, Lackawanna CC – Committed to WVU

AJ McGovern, Wyoming Valley West – committed to Army

Kyle Baublitz, Central York – committed to Penn State

Wyatt Benson, The Haverford School – committed to Temple

Jeremy Cornelius, Bishop McDevitt – committed to Purdue