Penn State Picks Up 10th Commit for 2014
Penn State coaches visited an astounding 625 schools in May, and it has come with an immediate payoff.
As first reported by Lions247’s Sean Fitz, three-star lineman Noah Beh has committed to Penn State. Beh is on campus for the Advanced Skills Camp with other prospects this weekend.
Beh, a two-way lineman from Scranton Prep, is ranked as the 18th best prospect in Pennsylvania and the 24th best lineman in the country, according to 247.
“I just felt like it was the right time to commit,” he said to Fitz on Saturday afternoon.
Beh had offers from Boston College, Maryland, Pitt, Syracuse, Temple. and Virginia. He was primarily recruited by Mac McWorther.
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