First three touches, three touchdowns. 90 yd kickoff return, 40 yd TD carry, 80 yd TD carry.
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Kemon Spell
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He’s taking some visits this fall. Let’s hope he sticks.
Reminder to self to start a thread each weekend for all HS games/any PSU recruit.
Nah, sPitt isn't interested. He's just not panther material.
I find it odd that teammates don’t seem to come celebrate with him after touchdowns.
Yea, Spell is a shy guy. Doesn't like to play in front of crowds. Likes to play in a nice quiet atmosphere. He also likes to play for a dog faced, humorless, arrogant coach. Of course, he is looking forward to living is a filthy, crime-infested sewer instead of an actual college campus. I'm sure with the generous pitt alumns he will be happy to get $27.35 a year in NIL money. Spell is a pitt lock.
Just an observation. He also didn’t seem to be looking to celebrate with them either. He did seem to know where the cameras were at though.
What’s his scouting report? Looks like a Ki Jana type of build, which is not what I was expecting. I figured he was a little speedy guy but that didn’t like it in those highlights.
PSU has certainly had success at RB recently. And having Saquon torching The League in Philly for $20m a year doesn’t hurt.
Singleton and Allen are poised for great years on a top-5 team. The biggest factor could be whether a new PSU star emerges during the 2026 season.
Singleton and Allen are poised for great years on a top-5 team. The biggest factor could be whether a new PSU star emerges during the 2026 season.
I was thinking something along the lines of 50-yard sprints when the topic came up here. Spell blew by everyone on the field for TUDDIES.
, his teammates included. He was by himself in the end zone.
I still have cleat marks
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Francis "Junior" Walter- When Sunbury and Northumberland schools "merged" to become Shikellamy, they went unbeaten for a while in the mid 1960's. Many of us were offered up as a sacrifice to the football god's on Friday Nights. All I can recall is about 6 ot 7 thousand fans roaring in anticipation when the ball was pitched to Junior (since that was an anticipated touchdown), and a cold chill running down my spine knowing I had to come up and try to turn the play in. Alas, he was 19 while most of us were 16. Still big strong and fast, he was a wrestler, sprinter (may have won states in both) and went on to Oklahoma State.
FACES IN THE CROWD
Jack Wanenmacher, 37, of Cleveland, a marine insurance agent who pioneered the 15-foot Fireball class in the U.S. when he built the first boat three years
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Francis "Junior" Walter- When Sunbury and Northumberland schools "merged" to become Shikellamy, they went unbeaten for a while in the mid 1960's. Many of us were offered up as a sacrifice to the football god's on Friday Nights. All I can recall is about 6 ot 7 thousand fans roaring in anticipation when the ball was pitched to Junior (since that was an anticipated touchdown), and a cold chill running down my spine knowing I had to come up and try to turn the play in. Alas, he was 19 while most of us were 16. Still big strong and fast, he was a wrestler, sprinter (may have won states in both) and went on to Oklahoma State.
Wow, that was quite a performance. Did he consider PSU?I still have cleat marks
FFACES IN THE CROWD
Jack Wanenmacher, 37, of Cleveland, a marine insurance agent who pioneered the 15-foot Fireball class in the U.S. when he built the first boat three years
Francis "Junior" Walter- When Sunbury and Northumberland schools "merged" to become Shikellamy, they went unbeaten for a while in the mid 1960's. Many of us were offered up as a sacrifice to the football god's on Friday Nights. All I can recall is about 6 ot 7 thousand fans roaring in anticipation when the ball was pitched to Junior (since that was an anticipated touchdown), and a cold chill running down my spine knowing I had to come up and try to turn the play in. Alas, he was 19 while most of us were 16. Still big strong and fast, he was a wrestler, sprinter (may have won states in both) and went on to Oklahoma State.
I have no idea. I'm sure he was on PSU "radar." I do remember hearing that he had a visit to Alabama. How and why he ended up at Oklahoma State I don't know. There may be others here from the Sunbury area who can fill in the story.
I certainly don't mean to diminish his talents, but he was the Julian Fleming of his day (19 during his senior season) and that has to be a factor.
I can only relate that on one evening, as an opponent, he was a terror.
I googled him. Looks like he went back to PA and taught at a high school and started a drivers Ed school. He was proud of being on those championship teams.
Once he sees the chicks at The Phyrst… he is a lock!
Guys like Spell aren’t intimidated by depth charts. At his skill level, he will play.
