Notable Penn State Football de-commits: What happened to them?
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DT Michael Dwumfour (2016)
Michael Dwumfour was the third 2016 Penn State commit to end up at Michigan.
Despite being ranked 947th nationally by the 247 Sports composite, he actually had an impactful career.
During his time at Michigan, he racked up 33 tackles, 6.5 of them for loss and three sacks. Not bad considering he only appeared in 20 games.
Dwumfour decided to return home to New Jersey for his final year of eligibility in 2020 and play for Rutgers. In eight games he had 19 tackles, two of them for loss.
He no doubt would’ve been a nice rotational piece at Penn State, but they managed fine without him.
He has declared for the NFL draft.