Penn State Commits in Action: 2028 QB Shines
STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA - SEPTEMBER 19: Associate head coach Terry Smith of the Penn State Nittany Lions looks on during the alma mater after the game against the Buffalo Bulls at Beaver Stadium on September 19, 2026 in State College, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Things have gone from bad to worse for Matt Campbell and Penn State, both on the field and on the recruiting trail.

The Nittany Lions recently lost the commitment of three-star Massachusetts quarterback Will Wood, who flipped to Boston College this week. This leaves Campbell without a quarterback in his 2027 class. Lucky for Penn State, 2028 quarterback James Armstrong is having a fruitful junior year.

Hopewell (Pa.) has now won five in a row, including a 60-0 victory, thanks to its three-star QB. Armstrong finished the most recent victory with 243 passing yards and four touchdowns, also adding 80 yards on the ground. The game ended in a mercy rule.

Three-star New Jersey running back Chukwuma Odoh recently went off in a massive win for Paramus Catholic, who took down top-ranked Bergen. He rushed for 228 yards and scored three times, from 52, 11, and one yard out. Odoh is considered a top-50 running back in his class.

Class of 2027 cornerback Kei’Shjuan Telfair is continuing to have two-way success during his senior season at Euclid (Oh.).

The four-star has logged multiple three-touchdown performances this season, including a recent win over Cleveland Heights, where he took three of his four receptions to the house. The only catch he didn’t score on was a sure interception that he ripped from the defender’s hands. Pretty ridiculous.

It’s too early to tell if Telfair can truly be a two-way threat at Penn State, but he’s surely getting plenty of reps on the offensive side of the ball in high school. Opponents are not really looking his way when he’s playing defense.

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