Bob Shoop’s Son Tyler To Walk On At Penn State
Tyler Shoop, the son of Penn State defensive coordinator Bob Shoop, will soon play for his dad’s Nittany Lions as a preferred walk-on, according to Lions247.
A wide receiver from Father Ryan High School in Nashville, Tyler tweeted the news on Saturday:
Excited to officially say I will be continuing my football career and education at Penn State University! #WeAre pic.twitter.com/UeiVSBKeep
— Shoop (@t_shoop12) January 31, 2015
During his senior season at Father Ryan, the younger Shoop had 29 catches for 218 yards and three touchdowns. He didn’t receive any star ratings from the major recruiting websites. After an offseason filled with speculation about Bob Shoop’s future at Penn State, it’s certainly reassuring that the Shoop tenure at Penn State is now a family affair.
According to Fight On State, James Franklin added two more walk-ons over the weekend:
WALK THIS WAY: #PennState nabs two walk-ons, NJ athlete Troy Shorts and PA QB/LB Jan Johnson who turned down an offer from Akron.
— FightOnState.com (@FightOnState) January 31, 2015
Shorts is a two-star athlete who turned down an offer from FCS Central Connecticut State. Johnson, originally committed to Akron, can play on both sides of the ball.
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