Running back Bo Jackson (2025) from Cleveland, Ohio. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)
Penn State didn’t host the overall depth of talent that it did a week prior for the game against Michigan, but the Nittany Lions did host a handful of quality prospects on Saturday, Nov. 18, for its game against Rutgers.
With some recruits arriving late, not every player made it the sidelines before the game, but we did spot a few notable players, including running back Bo Jackson from Ohio. A Class of 2025 prospect, Jackson is the 10th-ranked running back nationally by On3. This was his third visit to Penn State and his first since March.
The Nittany Lion coaching also extended four new scholarship offers Saturday. Three of those went to 2025 prospects: wide receiver Shaun Terry and safety prospects Josh Johnson and Seaonta Stewart. Both Terry and Johnson are teammates at Ironton High School in Ohio. Stewart plays at Winton Woods in Cincinnati. The fourth offer went to another defensive back in 2026 prospect Lennie Brown. He plays at Santa Margarita in California.
Nittany Lion fans can check out our recruiting photo gallery below.
Cornerback Ky’mani Carpenter (2026) from Fredericksburg, Va. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated) Safety Josh Johnson (2025) from Ironton, Ohio. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Wide receiver Shaun Terry (2025) from Ironton, Ohio. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Running back Terrell Mitchell (2025) from Somerville, N.J. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated) Kicker Tim Tomlinson (2024) from New York, N.Y. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Offensive lineman Paul McClune (2024) from Morgantown, Pa. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)
Offensive tackle Nathan Pahanich (2025) from Aurora, Ontario. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Future Penn State tight end Luke Reynolds. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated) Athlete Seaonta Stewart (2025) from Cincinnati, Ohio. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Offensive lineman Justin Kaye (2024) from Toms River, N.J. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Wide receiver Justin Devaughn (2025) from Baltimore, Md. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Defensive end Jayden Loftin (2025) from Somerville, N.J. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Linebacker Justin Hill (2025) from Cincinnati. (Credit: Greg Pickel | Blue White Illustrated)
Wide receiver JaDereon Thompson (2027) from Centreville, Md. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)
Athlete Elijah Satchell (2026) from Camden, N.J. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)
Future Penn State tight end/offensive tackle Brady O’Hara. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Running back Bo Jackson (2025) from Cleveland, Ohio. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated) Running back Beckham Dee (2024) from Pittsburgh, Pa. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Cornerback Andre Clarke (2026) from Richmond, Va. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)Safety Lennie Brown (2026) from Carson, Calif. (Credit: Ryan Snyder | Blue White Illustrated)
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