Penn State Football’s top 10 recruiting pipelines of the James Franklin era
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6. The Hun School (Princeton, NJ)
Penn State has actually struggled in New Jersey from time to time, but one school has brought some success.
The 2017 class brought in 4-star defensive tackle Fred Hansard, while the 2019 class brought in 4-star offensive tackle Caedan Wallace.
Hansard has been a rotational piece the past couple of years, but he should see an expanded role in 2021.
Wallace is expected to start at right tackle for the Nittany Lions in 2021.
Penn State is hoping their past success at The Hun School will continue with 4-star offensive tackle Jacob Allen. Penn State is considered one of the early favorites for him, and getting him could move The Hun School higher up this list.