Quarterback John O'Korn (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) continues to speak with PSU assistant Charlie Fisher -- they last spoke Saturday -- but said he remains "100 percent committed to Houston."
O'Korn, a three-star recruit, was believed to be a possible Plan B to No. 1-rated passer Christian Hackenberg (Fork Union, Va./Fork Union). Despite his June 22 commitment to the Cougars, Bill O'Brien's coaching staff hasn't let up.
Fisher recently invited O'Korn to a Nittany Lions game, and the nation's No. 38 signal-caller said he plans to attend one. But, he reiterated, Houston fans shouldn't get the wrong idea.
O'Korn, a three-star recruit, was believed to be a possible Plan B to No. 1-rated passer Christian Hackenberg (Fork Union, Va./Fork Union). Despite his June 22 commitment to the Cougars, Bill O'Brien's coaching staff hasn't let up.
Fisher recently invited O'Korn to a Nittany Lions game, and the nation's No. 38 signal-caller said he plans to attend one. But, he reiterated, Houston fans shouldn't get the wrong idea.
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