Dominick Collins, Princeton

Dominick Collins

Class: 2024
Position: WR
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 165
School: Princeton

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Dominick Collins is a 5'9" Wide Receiver in the 2024 class. Collins attends Princeton in West Virginia. Collins's Player Profile was created on June 26, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Dominick Collins is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Dominick

Collins WR

Class

2024

Height

5'9"

Weight

165

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Princeton

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Dominick Collins

I was waiting all year for a D1 program to take a chance on dynamic Princeton WR Dominick...

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Matt Layton

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

I was waiting all year for a D1 program to take a chance on dynamic Princeton WR Dominick Collins Dominick Collins 5'9" | 165 lbs | WR Princeton | 2024 State WV and sure enough, the state’s biggest institution pulled the trigger just before the early signing period. He put up video game numbers this season for the Tigers before wrapping up the Kennedy and Moss awards. Collins led the way for a Class AAA state championship appearance and showed out in front of WVU Head Coach Neal Brown against Martinsburg at Wheeling Island in the big game. I’m sure getting to see him perform at a high level on the state’s biggest stage solidified a late offer and Collins quickly returned the favor by signing with the Mountaineers in December. Collins will need some development before he’s ready for the P4 level, but his natural speed and athleticism paired with innate playmaking ability will allow him to catch up quickly in those other areas.

Below was our evaluation of Collins this season.

Written by Dylan Callaghan-Croley in West Virginia 2024 Rankings Update – Top 10 Wide Receivers

rnSo happy for Dominick to get his late offer from West Virginia. He may be a bit undersized but he has the speed, route running abilities, and production to be an FBS wide receiver. He has consistently been one of the best big play threats in the entire state over the last few years and showed that again this season. He has a great chance to be a big weapon / gadget player for West Virginia and perhaps even a return specialist.

Written 2 years ago