James Franklin added yet another recruit to his 2015 recruiting class Thursday night.
Andre Robinson, a four star running back out of Harrisburg, announced his commitment on Twitter.
“Excited to announce my commitment to Penn State! To God be the glory. WE ARE.” Robinson tweeted.
Robinson is a top 15 running back nationwide, and is considered the third best recruit in Pennsylvania for the class of 2015. In three years at Bishop McDevitt high school, Robinson has amassed 4,219 yards rushing and 63 touchdowns, and won Player of The Year in Class AAA his junior year. In addition, his play helped Bishop McDevitt reach the PIAA State Championship last year.
Interestingly enough, four star running back Saquon Barkley flipped his commitment to Penn State just last week so the Nittany Lions won’t have a shortage of running back talent for quite some time. For those keeping track at home, Robinson is seventh player to commit to Penn State’s class of 2015, and five of those are from Pennsylvania. #DominateTheState indeed.
Watch a highlight video of Robinson’s junior year below:
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