Class Of 2026 Three-Star Athlete David Davis Commits To Penn State Football
Class of 2026 three-star athlete David Davis has committed to Penn State football, he announced Tuesday. Davis is the ninth commitment to the class of 2026.
After conversations with my family, and coaches I’m excited to announce I’m 1000% committed to Penn State University #GoNittanayLions
— David Davis (DB/RB) (@DavidDavis781) March 25, 2025@coachjfranklin @CoachTerryPSU @PennStateFball @Coachpoindexter @Chise89 @ImaniCAFootball @WPIAL_Insider @wpialsportsnews @PaFootballNews… pic.twitter.com/bjd2UfB6eJ
Davis, who stands at 5’10” and 180 pounds, is out of Imani Christian Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The three-star recruit is ranked as the No. 12 player from the Keystone State and the No. 25 athlete in the country, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.
Davis joins a Penn State class that was ranked No. 10 in the nation before his commitment and is headlined by four-stars Kevin Brown, Messiah Mickens, and Matt Sieg.
Davis chose the Nittany Lions over other schools like Michigan State, Kentucky, and Cincinnati. To see what Davis can bring to Penn State, check out his Hudl highlights here.
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