PSU and Pitt battling over Dieffenbach?
Posted: May 27th, 2009, 3:56 pm
Pitt thinks they are a shoe-in to land legacy Miles Dieffenbach because Daddy coaches the tennis team. Sounds to me like Wanny may be in for another disappointment.
"Coach Bradley has been around, and he's been talking to coach Deal and me. He said that he likes what he saw, and came and watched one of our practices, our mini-camps, and he liked that," he said. "So he invited me to come up and meet some of the coaches, take a tour of the campus, and talk to coach Bradley and coach Paterno. I got to meet with coach Paterno for like 30 minutes, coach Anderson for like 30 minutes, it was a pretty good trip."
The 6-foot-4, 277-pound prospect visited last fall for the Nittany Lions' win over Indiana, and was impressed by his second trip to State College this spring.
"I really liked it, the campus is a lot different than I thought it would be, in a good way," he said. "You talk about how they have so many kids up there, but it's very nicely spread out and put together. Everything was nice, everything was clean and the facilities were very nice as well."
Did Pitt get a vote of confidence as a "leader"?
"It's hard to pick a favorite, but (Pitt) is definitely in the mix," he said. "In my top is definitely Penn State, Florida State, Virginia."
PSU has already landed the top offensive player in the WPIAL in QB Paul Jones, and the top defensive player in the WPIAL in LB Mike Hull. They also have who is arguably the best lineman in the WPIAL in Luke Graham.
"Coach Bradley has been around, and he's been talking to coach Deal and me. He said that he likes what he saw, and came and watched one of our practices, our mini-camps, and he liked that," he said. "So he invited me to come up and meet some of the coaches, take a tour of the campus, and talk to coach Bradley and coach Paterno. I got to meet with coach Paterno for like 30 minutes, coach Anderson for like 30 minutes, it was a pretty good trip."
The 6-foot-4, 277-pound prospect visited last fall for the Nittany Lions' win over Indiana, and was impressed by his second trip to State College this spring.
"I really liked it, the campus is a lot different than I thought it would be, in a good way," he said. "You talk about how they have so many kids up there, but it's very nicely spread out and put together. Everything was nice, everything was clean and the facilities were very nice as well."
Did Pitt get a vote of confidence as a "leader"?
"It's hard to pick a favorite, but (Pitt) is definitely in the mix," he said. "In my top is definitely Penn State, Florida State, Virginia."
PSU has already landed the top offensive player in the WPIAL in QB Paul Jones, and the top defensive player in the WPIAL in LB Mike Hull. They also have who is arguably the best lineman in the WPIAL in Luke Graham.