Penn State has landed four 3‑star offensive commitments for the 2026 cycle, showcasing depth across multiple position groups:
1. Athlete / RB-DB – David Davis
Profile: A versatile two-way athlete from Imani Christian Academy in Pittsburgh (5′10″, 180 lb), Davis is rated a 3‑star by the 247Sports Composite, ranked as the No. 25 “athlete” nationally and No. 12 in Pennsylvania .
Why it matters: His athleticism gives PSU coaching staff flexibility—to develop him as a running back, defensive back, or utility/return specialist. His dynamic, two‑way playing style already draws local media buzz .
Commitment: Officially pledged on March 25, 2025, with a heartfelt message: “1000% committed to Penn State University” .
2. Wide Receiver – Jahsiear Rogers
Profile: A smooth 6′0″, 170 lb WR from Middletown, DE (Appoquinimink HS). Once unrated, On3 now tags him as a 3‑star and the top player in Delaware, 247 ranking him No. 55 nationally at receiver .
Skillset: Early footage and analysis highlight his crisp route-running, reliable hands, and ability to “high-point” the ball. He reportedly boasts a blazing 4.37-second 40‑yard dash .
Commitment: Announced at Happy Valley’s Lasch Bash in July 2024, rallying PSU fans: “The Best in The Northeast belong at the BEST in the Northeast” .
3. Wide Receiver – Lavar Keys
Profile: At 5′9.5″ and 165 lb, Keys fits the energetic slot/receiver mold. Ranked 3‑star by composite (No. 80 nationally), and the No. 9 WR in Maryland .
Strengths: Known for speed, quickness, punt‑return potential, and an “instant connection” with WR coach Marques Hagans .
Commitment: Chose Penn State in August 2024 over several Power 5 offers, noting love for the staff and atmosphere: “dream school” calling .
4. Offensive Lineman – Ben Eziuka
Profile: A 6′3″, 290 lb interior lineman from Detroit Catholic Central, Eziuka ranks as the No. 65 interior lineman nationally and No. 11 in Michigan .
Upside: As PSU’s first 2026 interior lineman commitment, he brings power and run-game graft, having earned offers from Stanford, Wake Forest, and more .
Commitment: Made it official in early June 2025—fresh off a Penn State camp—becoming commit No. 18 in the class .
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Class Context & Significance
Penn State’s 2026 class is currently ranked in the top 5 nationally on the 247Sports Composite