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Here’s Who Penn State Football Will Target at Wide Receiver for the 2023 Class

By Alec Whitaker

Penn State Nittany Lions head coach James Franklin (Mandatory Credit: Matt Pendleton-USA TODAY Sports)
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Dallastown’s Michael Scott (6) celebrates his touchdown with teammate Kenny Johnson (1) in the second quarter of a YAIAA Division I football game on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, in Dallastown.Hes Dr 091721 Swdtownfb
Dallastown’s Michael Scott (6) celebrates his touchdown with teammate Kenny Johnson (1) in the second quarter of a YAIAA Division I football game on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, in Dallastown.Hes Dr 091721 Swdtownfb /

Kenny Johnson

Kenny Johnson, a 3-star from Dallastown, PA, has been to Penn State’s campus multiple times over the past year.

Listed at 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds, Johnson has the size to play outside, which is something Penn State needs. A lot of the wide outs Penn State has brought in over the past few cycles are slot guys.

Johnson is expected to officially visit Penn State on June 24. He also has visits set to Rutgers, Pitt and West Virginia. The Nittany Lions will get the last say.

Penn State has done well in south-central Pennsylvania lately, grabbing Beau Pribula, Anthony Ivey and Mehki Flowers in the 2022 cycle. They have strong connections down there and should feel good about their chances with Johnson.

There may be some guys higher on the board, but if the Nittany Lions push for Johnson, he could easily end up if the class.

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