Four-Star DT PJ Mustipher Commits To Penn State
Penn State received another major commitment on Monday evening when four-star defensive tackle PJ Mustipher of Owings Mills, MD announced on Twitter that he will be playing for James Franklin in 2018.
Mustipher is the sixth-best defensive tackle in the country, a top-100 overall player, and the Nittany Lions’ 22nd commit. He chose Penn State over Notre Dame, Ohio State, his home-state Maryland, and Tennessee.
#WeAre! pic.twitter.com/x5VbW4we34
— Pj Mustipher (@KingPJ55) August 7, 2017
At one point, South Bend seemed to be the most likely destination for Mustipher, who attended Notre Dame’s spring game on the same day as the Blue-White Game and whose brother Sam “Plays Like A Champion” for Brian Kelly. After the spring game however, Mustipher took two unofficial visits to Happy Valley, most recently for the Lasch Bash, which pushed the Nittany Lions ahead of the Fighting Irish, who have recently been poaching on Penn State’s recruiting territory.
At 6’5″, 290 lbs., Mustipher already has a college-ready body and should become even stronger as his arrival date on campus approaches and as his physique becomes more toned.
He all but completes an already imposing defense that includes linebackers Jesse Luketa, Nick Tarburton, and Charlie Katshir; lineman Dorian Hardy and Judge Culpepper; defensive backs Isheem Young, Jordan Miner, Isaiah Humphries, and Trent Gordon.
Should prized defensive lineman recruits Micah Parsons and/or Jayson Oweh also select Penn State and join Mustipher on the line as the recruiting cycle winds down in the coming months, Brent Pry will have one of the most anticipated incoming defensive classes in program history to complement an explosive offensive class.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
‘Most People Have That Esoteric Thing:’ Rowan Lapi Building Community With Clothing Brand
“How cool would it be to bring together all those people that really relate to the world and feel like they have this esoteric thing?”
Saquon Barkley’s Backward Hurdle Added To Madden NFL 25
“It’s rare, this day and age, to see something that’s never been done before. That’s when we knew we wanted it in-game.”
Stephen Nedoroscik Survives Semifinals & Moves Onto Finale Of ‘Dancing With The Stars’
Pommel horse guy and his partner recieved 53 points for the night.
An Open Letter To My Sedated Self: Anthony Colucci’s Senior Column
“No challenge you encounter in college will come close to the obstacles you overcame to get there. However, that drive to do things your own way and disregard for what’s seen as ‘normal’ or ‘expected’ will carry on.”