Penn State Football: Setting expectations for all 7 early enrollees
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Kalen King
Kobe’s twin brother, Kalen was the top rated defensive commit in the class.
Despite his high ranking, Kalen won’t be relied on much in 2021 thanks to Penn State’s corner back depth.
With Tariq Castro-Fields coming back, Johnny Dixon transferring in, and Keaton Ellis, Marquis Wilson, Joey Porter Jr., and Daequan Hardy all back, there isn’t much playing time to King available.
King could see some action on special teams, but 2021 will most likely be about development.
Adding weight and learning the defense will be the main goals, like they are for his twin brother. King could definitely see time this year, but the quality depth with take the pressure off of the true freshman.