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NJ DT Dalyn Wade-Perry (Stanford Signee)

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Pope John XXIII HS (Sparta, NJ)
Ht: 6'3"
Wt: 288 lbs
Class: 2017 (High School)

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#OhioState also offered 2017 DT Dalyn Wade-Perry @DalynWP of @POPEJOHNXXIIIHS http://ohiostate.scout.com/player/7201163n-dalyn-wade-perry…
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Same HS as Noah Brown.
 
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Rivals $ - Four seem to be near the top for big time DT

Notre Dame, Stanford, tOSU & Penn State were mentioned as were the Florida schools, Alabama & LSU. Plans on cutting down his list before the start of the season & wants to make a decision after taking his official visits in the fall.
 
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I respect the heck out of any kid who takes academics into strong consideration, hard to do when your first loves are football and girls. It's hard to step back and say if this football thing doesn't work out where is the place that prepares me best for life. This is why some kids going to a group of the sec schools when they have equal football opportunity options and better academic options elsewhere will always frustrate me.
 
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greyscarlet said:
I respect the heck out of any kid who takes academics into strong consideration, hard to do when your first loves are football and girls. It's hard to step back and say if this football thing doesn't work out where is the place that prepares me best for life. This is why some kids going to a group of the sec schools when they have equal football opportunity options and better academic options elsewhere will always frustrate me.
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Yeah, its difficult making the most important decision of your life when youre at an age where your testosterone is at its highest. And when many kids think that getting to the NFL is an easy task after school. Not realizing that they may never see the field in college... Gotta respect the kids who take academics seriously
 
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Gotta think it will ultimately be Stanford...
 
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