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BY TAFT COGHILL JR. Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney has one rule when determining if a high school player is old enough to receive a scholarship offer from the Tigers. “I think they should be driving first,” the coach quipped at Atlantic Coast Conference’s recent media day. But talented underclassmen—including two rising juniors from Spotsylvania County—are testing Swinney’s beliefs. Chancellor offensive lineman Steven Moss has 13 Division I scholarship offers, including one from Cl...

Sports digest: Penn State football recruits remain committed to program despite NCAA sanctions Associated Press Associated Press July 30, 2012 4:38 AM GMTUpdated:   07/29/2012 09:38:35 PM PDT Several of the top prospects who have given oral commitments to Penn State have told the team's coaches they will stick with the program despite the sanctions handed down by the NCAA last week. Offensive linemen Brendan Mahon of Randolph, N.J., and Andrew Nelson of Hershey, Pa., Philadelphia receiver Will Fu...

Sports digest: Penn State football recruits remain committed to program despite NCAA sanctions Associated Press Associated Press July 30, 2012 4:38 AM GMTUpdated:   07/29/2012 09:38:35 PM PDT Several of the top prospects who have given oral commitments to Penn State have told the team's coaches they will stick with the program despite the sanctions handed down by the NCAA last week. Offensive linemen Brendan Mahon of Randolph, N.J., and Andrew Nelson of Hershey, Pa., Philadelphia receiver Will Fu...

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