George Washington TE/OLB Brandon Chudnoff verbally commits to Temple
Philadelphia Public League representative George Washington has turned out its fair share of Division-1 recruits, most notably Sharrif Floyd, who will continue his collegiate football career at Florida.
Wednesday, the Eagles’ first prospect in their 2011 class gave his verbal commitment, and he’s sticking around the City of Brotherly Love.
Brandon Chudnoff, a 6’2, 230-pound tight end and outside linebacker for GW, verbally committed to Temple Wednesday, according to reports published on Scout.com. Chudnoff is Temple’s first Keystone State prospect landed in the Owls’ 2011 recruiting class.
Temple was the only Division-1 program to offer Chudnoff a scholarship. He also had an offer from FCS representative Villanova and interest from schools like Boston College, Buffalo, Minnesota, North Carolina and Penn State.
Chudnoff caught 11 passes for 119 yards and three touchdowns as a junior, and added 10 sacks on defense. Chudnoff was part of an Eagle defense that allowed an average of 10.1 points per game that held five consecutive opponents to six points or less.
George Washington finished 8-3 last season, advancing to the District 12 “AAAA” city championship game, falling to LaSalle College, 31-20. In reaching the city championship game, GW defeated Southern, Bartram and Northeast by a combined score of 116-6.
