Wednesday’s Early Signing Day was a major success for Penn State football. According to 247sports.com, Penn State now has the No. 10 class in the country.
Redshirt senior Trace McSorley will finish his collegiate career after the bowl season. McSorley is easily the most decorated QB in Penn State football history. That leaves fans asking the question, “Who will be the starting quarterback next year?”
Two of the Class of 2019 recruits, Taquan Roberson (Wayne, N.J.) and Michael Johnson Jr. (Eugene, Ore.), are top-10 dual-threat quarterbacks. It’s safe to assume that Tommy Stevens will take the reigns under center next year, and rightfully so.