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The next Trace McSorley: the 2027 recruits whose offer boards look like his did.

Trace McSorley
Trace McSorley

DUAL · Penn State, class of 2014 · drafted 2019, round 6, No. 197 by Baltimore

13offers at signing
65strength of his top 3 offers
6-0, 182size as a recruit

The 2027 recruits with boards like his

closest first
Virginia logoLonnie Andrews III
QB · Chesapeake, VA · committed to Virginia · 12 offers
Both offered by Virginia Tech and Boston College; both about 6-0, 180
74match
Louisiana logoTammeron Anderson
QB · Beaumont, TX · committed to Louisiana · 16 offers
1 offers from top-25 programs; McSorley had 1; both about 6-1, 175
59match
Pittsburgh logoJames Perrone
QB · Miami, FL · committed to Pittsburgh · 17 offers
Both offered by Virginia Tech and Wake Forest; 6-1, 180
52match
South Florida logoBrody Brenneman
QB · Lakeland, FL · committed to South Florida · 11 offers
11 offers; McSorley had 13; both about 6-1, 195
52match
Ole Miss logoCrews Jenkins
QB · Brentwood, TN · committed to Ole Miss · 16 offers
1 offers from top-25 programs; McSorley had 1; both about 5-11, 180
51match
Matched on position, size, the strength of the programs that offered and how many did: his board at signing day against the 2027 boards today (Nov 2, 2026). The month-by-month cut waits for the dated history, landing now. Recruits are shown with recruiting facts only. History, not a forecast.

Trace's board when he signed with Penn State

13 offers, strongest first
Virginia Tech logoVirginia TechNorth Carolina logoNorth CarolinaVanderbilt logoVanderbiltWake Forest logoWake ForestPenn State logoPenn StateOhio logoOhioBoston College logoBoston CollegeUConn logoUConnPurdue logoPurdueOld Dominion logoOld DominionNC State logoNC StateWestern Michigan logoWestern Michigan
The offers on record for the class of 2014, ordered by program strength as each program stood that year. A count is the offers on record, not every offer the staffs made.