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LeQuint Allen Commits to Syracuse Class of 2022 running back picks Syracuse over other power five offers. Author: Mar 5, 2021 Syracuse has picked up its second commitment in the 2022 class. Millville (N.J.) High running back LeQuint Allen announced his decision on Twitter on Friday. He also held offers from Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Temple, Virginia and West Virginia, among others. He joins defensive back Cornell Perry in Syracuse's 2022 class. Allen is the first offensive commit for the Orange.  Allen is listed at 6-0, 180 pounds. He ran for 471 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior while adding 1...

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Feb 16, 2021 Syracuse football has picked up its first commitment in the 2022 recruiting class. Flat Rock (Mich.) Woodhaven athlete Cornell Perry announced his commitment to Syracuse on social media. Syracuse extended the scholarship opportunity to play defensive back for the Orange last month. The 6-0, 175 pounder also plays wide receiver at Woodhave, and said he had been in contact with the Orange for quite a while before the offer came. “The coaching staff and the education.” Perry said regarding why he picked Syracuse. “Both of them very welcoming and the coaching staff was just so...

Jan 26, 2021 Class of 2022 Flat Rock (Mich.) Woodhaven athlete Cornell Perry picked up his first power five offer on Monday when Syracuse extended the scholarship opportunity to play safety for the Orange. The 6-1, 175 pounder says he had been in contact with the Orange for quite a while before the offer came.  "Me and Coach Reynolds have been in contact for the past couple of months and he liked my film," Perry said. "He introduced me to the DBs coach (Nick Monroe) and we just clicked." When that offer came, Perry was excited and humbled.  "My first reaction was me just being happy and I h...