The Penn State football team has secured commitments from three wide receivers in the 2025 recruiting class. However, the Nittany Lions were also in the mix for a fourth prospect in five-star Jerome Myles. On Monday, a new prediction placed on Myles has him playing his college football out west for Utah.
Jerome Myles is a five-star wide receiver prospect in the 2025 recruiting class according to 247Sports. They consider Myles as the No. 1 player in Utah and the No. 5 wide receiver in the 2025 recruiting class (No. 30 nationally). From West Jordan (Utah), Myles was a one-time Ole Miss commit. He made his pledge to the Rebels on April 28 and decommitted on June 24. Since then he has narrowed his college choices down to ten schools.
His final ten included Georgia, Michigan, Auburn, Texas A&M, USC, Ohio State, Miami, LSU, Utah, and Penn State. However, on Monday, Steve Wiltfong of On3 placed an RPM prediction that has Myles committing to Utah.
The Penn State football team joined the hunt for Myles late. They offered him a scholarship on July 20. Myles has yet to set a visit date or make the trip to Happy Valley. His commitment date is set for October 30 according to 247Sports.
Nittany Lions hold three WR commitments
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The Penn State football team currently holds commitments from three wide receivers in the 2025 recruiting class. The highest ranked according to On3 is Jeff Exinor. The Baltimore (Maryland) product made his commitment on June 28, He ranks as the No. 53 WR in the 2025 recruiting class.
Behind Exinor is Koby Howard, one of the more recent additions to the 2025 class for Penn State. Howard from Davie (Florida) made his pledge on August 4 and ranks as the No. 58 WR in the 2025 cycle according to On3.
Last but certainly not least is Lyrick Samuel, the longest-tenured WR commit for the Nittany Lions. Samuel made his commitment on February 19 and is from Brooklyn (New York) per On3. Samuel ranks as the No. 67 WR in the country.
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