Adisa Isaac, a four-star defensive end from Brooklyn, committed to Penn State’s 2019 recruiting class over the Miami Hurricanes Monday afternoon. 

Isaac is the nation’s No. 4 weak-side defensive end this cycle and the best prospect in New York, according to 247Sports. The Canarsie High School standout racked up 30 scholarship offers from a host of blueblood programs, including Alabama, Michigan, LSU, and Texas A&M.

Isaac is the second defensive line commitment for the Nittany Lions heading into Wednesday’s early signing period, joining four-star Midlothian, Virginia, native Hakeem Beamon, who made his verbal pledge in June. 

The 6-foot-5, 220-pound Isaac was a frequent visitor in State College during the recruiting process. He camped for the coaching staff in late June and attended the Lasch Bash on July 28. Isaac returned for the Ohio State game before also officially visiting Miami and Florida.

James Franklin and Sean Spencer are heavily pursuing defensive linemen Jared Harrison-Hunte, D’Von Ellies, Smith Vilbert, and Zach Harrison to fill out Penn State’s 2019 recruiting class, which currently features 17 members and is ranked No. 13 nationally. 

Isaac will join a loaded defensive line group next season that returns plenty of talent, especially on the edge. You can check out Isaac’s senior season Hudl highlight reel here.