Penn State offers Isaiah Grant in pursuit of elite 2028 class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 7:59 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
On August 3, 2026, Penn State extended an offer to four-star wide receiver Isaiah Grant from Iowa as part of its efforts to enhance its 2028 recruiting class. The Nittany Lions currently have a strong recruiting class but have struggled to recruit top-tier wide receivers since Jahan Dotson's departure. Grant is recognized as one of the top three receivers in Iowa and ranks 38th nationally. After a positive discussion with Penn State's general manager Derek Hoodjer, Grant expressed excitement about the offer. The recruitment may be influenced by Penn State's ties to Iowa through head coach Matt Campbell.
- •Penn State aims to improve its wide receiver talent for 2028.
- •Grant is ranked No. 38 overall in the nation.
- •He is currently one of the top three receivers in Iowa.
- •Grant's offer follows a positive conversation with Penn State staff.
- •Matt Campbell's Iowa connection may play a role in his decision.
- 7:59 PMYahoo Sports — Penn State trying to add another 4-star to elite 2028 recruiting class
"Penn State has one of the best 2028 recruiting classes in the nation, and they’re looking to add to it with four-star wide receiver Isaiah Grant.
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