Penn State starts off Class of 2024 with offensive lineman commitment

Penn State kicks off its Class of 2024 with another commitment for some offensive line help

It is crystal clear Penn State has made a push to address the quality of the offensive line with the Class of 2023, but the continued effort is already spilling into the Class of 2024 for the Nittany Lions. And on Saturday, Penn State landed its first commitment for the Class of 2024 with offensive lineman Cooper Cousins giving James Franklin and his program his verbal commitment.

“I would like to thank my family, coaches, teammates, friends, and community for always supporting me,” Cousins said in a statement shared on his Twitter account. “I would also like to thank Coach Franklin and the staff for making this an easy decision for my family and I. I am excited to be a leader of the class of 2024, as I will be continuing to wear blue and white for PENN STAE FOOTBALL!”

Cousins is a 6′ 5″, 285-pound offensive tackle from Erie, giving Penn State an in-state recruit to kick things off for the Class of 2024. None of the recruiting platforms have gone so far as to rate the Class of 2024 prospects just yet, although, it may be worth noting that Cooper has recently been tabbed as one of the top offensive tackles in the state of Pennsylvania by PA Preps.

Cousins committed to Penn State after making a visit to the campus on Saturday, along with a number of current commitments to the Class of 2023 that included future offensive linemen Alex Birchmeier and Joshua Miller. It is the second offensive lineman commitment of the weekend for Penn State, which added Anthony Donkoh to its Class of 2023 on Friday.

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