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Running Back David Kency Jr. Commits To Penn State Football As Preferred Walk-On

Running back David Kency Jr. announced his commitment to Penn State football’s Class of 2023 as a preferred walk-on via his Twitter account Monday night. Kency’s commitment comes just one day before after visiting Happy Valley.

https://twitter.com/MrFlash_8/status/1617659420233850883?s=20&t=K6TLVlhTFHhyo17FyMZVNw

Kency joins a Nittany Lion recruiting class that already boasts two running backs. Four-star London Montgomery and three-star Cameron Wallace both signed in December.

With Archbishop Shaw High School, Kency was his team’s leading rusher. In his senior season, Kency recorded the second-longest run in school history – a 95-yard score.

https://twitter.com/MrFlash_8/status/1597731911904161793?s=20&t=K6TLVlhTFHhyo17FyMZVNw

For your first look at Kency’s on-field ability, check out his Hudl highlight reel here.

Penn State’s Class of 2023 remains ranked at No. 15 in the country, according to 247Sports. James Franklin’s group also remains behind Ohio State in the conference rankings.

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