Penn State picks up key wide receiver commit from Jeff Exinor Jr.

Penn State has its four-star wide receiver in the Class of 2025 with Jeff Exinor Jr.

Following a busy week of recruiting buzz, Penn State is heading into another weekend feeling good with a new commitment on the board for the Class of 2025. Penn State started off the weekend by receiving a commitment from four-star wide receiver [autotag]Jeff Exinor Jr.[/autotag], from Maryland.

Exinor committed to Penn State over offers from in-state Maryland, Virginia Tech, and Syracuse in the final stages of his recruiting process. The 6-2 receiver will enter his senior season playing for McDonogh School, the same school that has produced players like Dani Dennis-Sutton and Dvon J-Thomas, starting defensive linemen for the Nittany Lions this upcoming season.

Exinor is the second wide receiver in Penn State’s Class of 2025. He joins Lyrick Samuel, from Brooklyn, NY, in the recruiting class in hopes of adding some explosiveness to the Penn State offense. The offensive production of the Kansas Jayhawks under new Penn State offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki is credited with increasing Exinor’s interest in becoming a Nittany Lion.

Exinor is the 20th commitment in Penn State’s Class of 2025, which is pushing for a top-10 ranking in the nation.

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4-star ATH Jeff Exinor Jr. locks in official visit to MSU in May

Michigan State football will be hosting a major 2025 target for an official visit in late May

Michigan State football will be hosting a major 2025 target for an official visit in late May.

Four-star athlete Jeff Exinor Jr. is reportedly locked in to take an official visit to Michigan State on May 31. Corey Robinson of 247Sports reported the recruiting news and added that Exinor took an unofficial visit to Michigan State this past week.

Exinor ranks as the No. 6 athlete in 247Sports’ composite rankings for the 2025 class. He’s also listed as the No. 237 overall prospect and No. 6 player from Maryland.

Michigan State is one of nearly 20 programs to extend Exinor an offer. Other notable schools to offer Exinor includes Penn State, Syracuse, Maryland, Boston College, Michigan, Pitt, Oregon, Tennessee, South Carolina and USC.

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