Twitter reacts to Nicholas Singleton’s latest national award
Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton, a top-rated recruit in Penn State’s Class of 2022, was named the Maxwell Football Club’s National Offensive National High School Player of the Year, once again raising the bar and hype level for one of the top running backs ever signed by Penn State. Singleton’s list of accolades is already growing before getting a chance to take a single practice with the Nittany Lions, but the future is certainly looking very optimistic for Singleton.
Not surprisingly, news of one of Penn State’s newest additions was sure to draw some reaction from the Penn State Twittersphere and beyond. Of course, one of the first people to react to the news was Singleton himself. Singleton offered a brief statement on his Twitter account, in which he thanked everyone who helped him reach this point and the Maxwell Football club.
Honored and Thankful 🙏🏾@MaxwellFootball #WeAre #LawnBoyz https://t.co/OLjTkC8UqB
— Nicholas Singleton (@nichola14110718) January 20, 2022
— Nicholas Singleton (@nichola14110718) January 20, 2022
Singleton’s new position coach, JaJuan Seider, was certainly buzzing with excitement.
Congratulations @nichola14110718 !!! https://t.co/bfzIvfLoYP
— JaJuan Seider (@coachseider) January 20, 2022
Best in America. 🦁🏆@nichola14110718 #WeAre pic.twitter.com/iB8987vdRV
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) January 20, 2022
Congratulations to 2022 All-American Nicholas Singleton (@nichola14110718) for being named the Maxwell Football Club Offensive National High School Player of the Year#WeAre 🦁 #AllAmericanBowl 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/EALWW3yEc0
— All-American Bowl (@AABonNBC) January 20, 2022
Another big honor for Penn State freshman running back Nicholas Singleton: He's been named The Maxwell Football Club's Offensive National High School Player of the Year.
Singleton was previously named Gatorade's National Player of the Year.https://t.co/b9b7NoHWsi
— The Football Letter (@PSUFBLetter) January 20, 2022
Congrats @nichola14110718
Your parents will need to build an addition to the house to display all your awards!
Best wishes for continued success in Happy Valley, and beyond! https://t.co/9Qnu2PimTX
— Spotlight On Berks Sports (@SpotlightBerks) January 20, 2022
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