Penn State extends offer to former FIU lineman Miles Frazier
Penn State continues to search the country for quality transfer portal targets.
On Tuesday, James Franklin and his staff extended an offer to one of the top offensive line prospects in the portal in New Jersey native Miles Frazier.
Frazier, who played the past season at Florida International, entered the portal on Nov. 29. Within 24 hours he reported 20 scholarship offers and that’s only climbed over the past few weeks. Penn State’s offer brings him to 32 total.
During the contact period, Frazier hosted coaches from all over the country, including Auburn, N.C. State, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Florida State and Texas A&M, among others.
He also took time over the past few weeks to visit a few schools. That included a stop at N.C. State on Dec. 11 before traveling to LSU for a visit the next day.
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It’s also clear that Penn State is likely playing from behind here. Just yesterday, Frazeir announced a top three of Florida State, LSU and Ohio State.
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Listed at 6-foot-5, 320 pounds, Frazier started all 13 games last season for FIU and was named first-team Freshman All-American by The Athletic. According to Pro Football Focus, he graded out really well this season, earning a 76.3 overall grade. He was consistent as both a pass blocker (74.6) and a run blocker (74.7)
Frazier, who played at Milford Academy in Camden, N.J., was lightly recruited out of high school in 2019. He did take an unofficial visit with some teammates to Penn State in April 2018, but was never offered by the Nittany Lions.
A member of the Class of 2020, he earned offers from programs like Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Coastal Carolina, UMass and Western Michigan. He went on to take two official visits to Florida International and Toledo before selecting FIU.
