Penn State makes top 10 for four-star OT in 2024

Penn State makes the top 10 cut for this four-star offensive lineman in the Class of 2024.

After making a big push for offensive line talent in the Class of 2023, Penn State and head coach James Franklin are continuing to beef up the line in the Class of 2024. And one target on the radar has the Nittany Lions in his updated top schools list.

[autotag]Andrew Sprague[/autotag], of Kansas City, MO, released his top 10 schools as he continues his recruiting process, and Penn State was among the top schools moving forward. Penn State made the top 10 cut just days after Sprague announced he received a scholarship offer from the program.

Other schools in Sprague’s top 10 included LSU, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon, Stanford, and USC.

Sprague is rated as a four-star recruit by each of the recruiting services. And judging by the recruiting outlooks at this stage, Penn State may be lagging behind some of the leading contenders for Sprague’s commitment. Nebraska is among the favorites under new head coach Matt Rhule.

Penn State already has one four-star offensive line recruit on the board for the Class of 2024 with Cooper Cousins. Cousins was the first commit for Penn State in the Class of 2024. The Penn State Class of 2023 also started with a big offensive lineman recruit with [autotag]Alex Birchmeier[/autotag].

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Tigers offers four-star Missouri offensive lineman

Andrew Sprague, a 6-foot-8 2024 prospect, left Baton Rouge with an offer after a visit this weekend.

[autotag]Andrew Sprague[/autotag] is a 2024, four-star, 6-foot-8, 260-pound offensive tackle from Kansas City where he plays for Rockhurst high school. The Hawklets finished this season 5-5 as they lost their first-round playoff game to Park Hill 49-42.

Sprague visited LSU for the overtime thriller between LSU and Alabama, and he left Baton Rouge with a scholarship offer.

Film Analysis: Sprague is a mountain of a man that can pave the way for any running back in the country. He is very mobile for his size and does a great job of getting out in front of screen passes and pancaking opposing defenders.

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