Is another 2025 Penn State football legacy prospect slipping away?

The Penn State football coaching staff has a common goal of keeping the best players from PA in PA to play college football. On top of that, if a player has legacy ties meaning their father played for the Blue and White they become a priority as well. Now, if both boxes are checked for a prospect where they are from PA and a legacy prospect that’s even more powerful. That’s where 2025 recruiting IOL target Michael Carroll finds himself. Now, Dabo Swinney  and the Clemson Tigers have made Carroll a scholarship offer after a recent visit.

Penn State legacy prospect picks up offer from ACC powerhouse

Michael Carroll is a four-star prospect in the 2025 recruiting class. From Doylestown, PA, and standing at 6 foot 6 300 pounds, Carroll will likely be an interior offensive lineman at the next level. He recently has jumped into the top 100 prospects according to On3, where they list him at No. 69 overall in the country. On3 also has Carroll as the No. 3 player in PA.

Now, Carroll has posted on social media that he not only has taken a visit to Clemson and met with Dabo Swinney, but the Tigers have offered him a scholarship as well. Carroll is the son of Michael Carroll Sr., who played linebacker for Penn State football in the late 1990s.