Class Of 2025 Cornerback Xxavier Thomas Commits To Penn State Football
Class of 2025 cornerback Xxavier Thomas announced his verbal commitment to Penn State football on Twitter Thursday. Thomas becomes the seventh player to commit to the Nittany Lions’ recruiting Class of 2025.
After an amazing and memorable recruitment process, I’m excited to announce that I am 100% committed
— Xxavier Thomas (@Xxavier_Thomas) December 21, 2023
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“After an amazing and memorable recruitment process, I’m excited to announce that I am 100% committed,” Thomas wrote on Twitter.
Thomas hails from Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He’ll join Central Catholic teammates Anthony Speca and Peter Gonzalez, who officially committed to the Nittany Lions Wednesday as part of the team’s early signing period.
The 5’10,” 160-pound cornerback does not have a rating on 247Sports. He was also recruited by Akron, according to the website. Thomas also plays wide receiver.
The Pittsburgh native joins a growing and highly-rated Penn State recruiting class ranked eighth in the nation, according to 247Sports. Linebacker DJ McClary, tight end Brady O’Hara, and running back Kiandrea Barker are the only four stars in the class so far.
To get a glimpse of what Thomas will bring to Happy Valley, view his Hudl tape here.
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