Four-Star Offensive Tackle Antwan Reed Decommits From Penn State
Antwan Reed, a four-star offensive tackle from Muskegon, Michigan, has decommitted from Penn State. The 6’5, 326-pound lineman originally committed to James Franklin’s squad back in April during the Blue-White Weekend.
https://twitter.com/antwan_reed/status/938944504639475712
Obviously, the loss of Reed hurts. The offensive lineman brought a lot to the table, but the Nittany Lions aren’t without direction going forward. Rasheed Walker is the most obvious choice to replace Reed in the recruiting class. Walker currently sits at No. 6 in the offensive tackle rankings nationwide according to 247 Sports.
Walker looks to be leaning towards the Nittany Lions – in fact, he’ll be in town this weekend.
Happy Valley Dec 9th for a OV
#WeAre
— Rasheed Walker (@Cin5oTre3) December 3, 2017
Movement around the highly-ranked 2018 Penn State recruiting class will continue to heat up, especially approaching the early National Signing Day on December 22.
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