Pryor cancels Penn State visit (Footblog)

Pryor cancels Penn State visit

As most of you reading this are probably well aware, Terrelle Pryor is scheduled to visit Penn State this weekend. Well, he was scheduled to visit. That's apparently no longer the case.

Pryor, the nation's No. 1 recruit, told SI.com that he'll be headed to Michigan on Friday instead of State College.

It's probably not a total shock, given that Pryor has said in previous published reports that Penn State is off his list. But the fact that he still had a visit left open room enough for some hope among Nittany Lion fans that he'd have a last-second change of heart.

It appears that the efforts of Tom Bradley, the defensive coordinator and recruiter in Western Pa., went for naught this time. At least, it looks like that at the moment. Who knows what will happen next with this kid? He told SI.com that he just added Louisiana State to his list and had to purchase a second cell phone "because things have been so crazy."

--Mark

Posted by Football Staff on January 15, 2008 11:02 PM | Permalink

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