Former Texas State Offensive Lineman Brock Riker Transfers To Penn State Football
Ryan Clanton reels in another top target.
Former Texas State interior offensive lineman Brock Riker is transferring to Penn State, he announced on X. Riker brings three more years of eligibility with him to Happy Valley.
The rising redshirt sophomore played in 12 games this season at Texas State.
The Brock, Texas, native spent two seasons with the Bobcats and is rated as one of the best interior offensive linemen available in the transfer portal. Out of high school, 247Sports listed Riker as a three-star prospect and the 175th best player in the Lone Star State. On3 rates the 6’4″ 290-pounder as the sixth-best IOL while 247Sports tabs him as the 33rd best.
Riker is the sixth offensive lineman to commit to the Nittany Lions this portal cycle, along with Hunter Albright, Will Tompkins, Kuol Kuol II, Trevor Buhr, and Vaea Ikakoula.
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