Penn State Football Recruiting: Bethlehem Catholic OL Dalton Daddona commits
Penn State football recruiting has added another member
The Penn State Football recruiting Class of 2019 just landed it’s eighteenth commitment. Bethlehem Catholic (Bethlehem, PA) OG/DE, Dalton Daddona, announced that he will be continuing his football career at PSU.
100% C O M M I T T E D‼️‼️ @PennStateFball @Coach_Galiano @coachjfranklin pic.twitter.com/oll0D4icdR
— Dalton Daddona (@DaltonDaddona) November 9, 2018
The six-foot-three, 275-pound senior is rated the fifth best offensive lineman in Pennsylvania, according to Rivals.com affiliate, PaPreps.com. 247sports.com currently ranks Penn State’s recruiting class as the No. 14 class in the nation, and No. 3 class in the Big Ten. Daddona also had offers from Air Force, UNH, Robert Morris University and Cornell, but ultimately chose to stay home and play for head coach James Franklin and offensive line coach Matt Limegrover.
Daddona is incredibly aggressive and agile for his size. He’s a natural guard, who can pull and clear big gaps for the ball carrier. His hustle is great and he constantly plays through the whistle and looks downfield to make clean blocks on would-be tacklers. Daddona’s upper body strength is pretty incredible. He dominates almost every defender at the line of scrimmage. He’ll obviously be more evenly matched against Big Ten opponents, and three, four, and five-star recruits, but it’s going to be interesting to see how his frame fills out.
Several Penn State Football recruits welcomed Daddona to the Nittany Lion family, via Twitter:
https://twitter.com/_keatonellis/status/1060712597576736773
https://twitter.com/TsunamiFord/status/1060733630413193216
Daddona shared a special moment with former Nittany Lion star Saquon Barkley during Penn State’s homecoming game against Michigan State. Daddona and Barkely are both Lehigh Valley natives, and Daddona’s current high school assistant coach was on Saquon’s high school staff.
Nice Lehigh Valley football moment before Saturday's Penn State-Michigan State game. That's Bethlehem Catholic lineman Dalton Daddona with @saquon and BC assistant coach Larry Moussa, who was on Whitehall's staff when Saquon played there. (H/T Jack Daddona). pic.twitter.com/zzs6QmFJQG
— Mark Wogenrich (@MarkWogenrich) October 14, 2018
Daddona joins Caedan Wallace, Saleem Wormley, and Anthony Whigan as the current offensive linemen in the 2019 class.
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Stay tuned for our recruiting roundup next week for more Penn State football recruiting news. Penn State will host two official visitors during Saturday’s game against Wisconsin. IMG Academy running back Noah Cain and Maryland native and DT D’Von Ellies will be taking in the sites and sounds at Beaver Stadium.
