Signed: Caedan Wallace

WHAT HE DID: Wallace had 47 pancake blocks as a senior. He had more than 50 pancake blocks his junior year and 30 pancake blocks as a sophomore. He also blocked for future North Carolina running back Josh Henderson, who totaled 3,524 career rushing yards, scoring 41 touchdowns. During the 2018 season, the Hun School averaged 434 yards of offense, including an impressive 248 yards rushing.

WHAT HE WON: Wallace helped lead the Hun School to a 15-2 record as an upperclassmen, winning the Mid-Atlantic Prep League in 2018. In addition to playing in the All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas, Wallace also played in the Polynesian Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. Following his senior season, he was named New Jersey’s Prep Lineman of the Year and was a first-team selection on USA Today's All-USA New Jersey team. Wallace is a member of the Rivals100, coming in at No. 69 overall. He's the fourth-ranked offensive guard in the country and the second-ranked prospect in New Jersey.

WHERE HE VISITED: Aside from Penn State, which was a favorite from the start of his recruitment, Oklahoma and Stanford gave Wallace the most to think about ahead of his decision, which came during Blue-White Weekend in April 2018. He also checked out Florida, Florida State, Rutgers, South Carolina, Temple and UCF. Other notable offers included Clemson, LSU, Michigan and Wisconsin.

QUOTABLE: “One thing I’ve always been good at is my movement. Whether it’s my lateral movement or my acceleration to get to the next level or pull, I think that’s something that I’ve always had and has always helped me. I would say that my hand placement and my punching is something I really want to work on and improve. Also, just making sure I’m doing the right moves at the right time. I’ve always been working to improve my technique over the years and I’ll continue to do that.”