Jonathan Galette of St. Jospeh recovers a fumble in the first half. St. Frances Academy of Baltimore defeated St. Joseph Regional 31-21 in a game played in Montvale. (Image via The Record)
As July marches on, Penn State Football nears. Today, our series previewing the position-by-position outlook for the class of 2027 concludes.
The last position to hash out is Safety.
3 Names Emerge For Penn State
Yet again, Penn State Football has cast a wide net at Safety.
The Nittany Lions have extended offers to 16 prospects.
Weirdly enough, there aren’t many of those prospects who seem to be in play for Penn State. However, there are three clear options at this stage.
Jonathan Galette is the most obvious player at the Safety position for Penn State right now. Out of New Jersey, Galette has visited State College a few times. Penn State, Rutgers, Ohio State, and a few others appear to be in the mix with Galette. As a prospect from within the region, Galette would make sense for the Nittany Lions.
Another New Jersey product, Ryan Wooten, also makes sense as a Penn State prospect. He doesn’t have the offers that Galette has, but he did visit Penn State in the spring. Syracuse appears to be involved as well. I’m not sure where Wooten is on the Safety board, but he appears to be in play for Penn State.
The last notable Safety prospect is Pennsylvania’s own, Logan Steele. A Coal Township native, Steele has an interesting offer sheet. He has 5 offers. Penn State and Ole Miss have offered Steele, as well as Marshall, James Madison, and Bowling Green. He’s been to State College a few times, so that should benefit the Nittany Lions. I haven’t talked to Steele yet, but I would guess that if Penn State wants him, he would likely take that opportunity.
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Likely More Safeties to Come
As I have said ad nauseam in this series, the class of 2027 is just now beginning to bud.
I would be shocked if more Safety prospects don’t emerge on Penn State’s 2027 board.
There will surely be players who rise and fall.
Additionally, there are a lot of players in this class who have yet to emerge at their position.
Guys like Gabe Jenkins, Cade Cooper, or Zayden Smith could all move around position wise. So, be encouraged, the class of 2027 is just beginning.
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Ian Purdy covers Penn State Football Recruiting for NittanyCentral.
Purdy was born and raised in central Ohio and served for four years writing for his high school's newsletter. Currently studying Biblical Studies at Lancaster Bible College in Pennsylvania, Ian has been a lifelong Nittany Lion fan.
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