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Jon Smith

Offensive Line

2024 Class

6'1" Height

265 Weight

Pine-Richland School

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Jon Smith is a 6'1" Offensive Line in the 2024 class. Smith attends Pine-Richland in Pennsylvania. Smith's Player Profile was created on July 5, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Jon Smith is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Jon

Smith OL

Class

2024

Height

6'1"

Weight

265

HS

Pine-Richland

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PA

Jon Smith

Just six OL committed to D2 programs rank above Pine-Richland’s Jon Smith . Former camp standout, Clarion secures...

Written by Vic Castillo

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Vic Castillo

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Just six OL committed to D2 programs rank above Pine-Richland’s Jon Smith Jon Smith 6'1" | 265 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2024 State PA . Former camp standout, Clarion secures an IOL who narrowly missed landing as a top 50 OL in his class. The Top 50 OL are usually reserved for sure-fire FCS-P5 kids. Smith barely missed that cut. Regardless of where we placed this young man, Clarion is getting a special interior piece that is likely to make an impact early in his career at CU. Josh Steele is an IOL at Clarion that Jon Smith Jon Smith 6'1" | 265 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2024 State PA will compete with early, Joey Arnold is another Freshman OL piece besides Smith. Great piece.rn

Jon Smith Jon Smith 6'1" | 265 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2024 State PA

State:Pennsylvania

School:Pine-Richland

I’ll take a second look at Jon Smith Jon Smith 6'1" | 265 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2024 State PA ‘s tape after the show he put on this past Saturday. He deserves that at the very least, especially considering his way too low placement on our rankings. Have a hard time believing there are 70+ linemen better than Smith after watching him dominate interior reps at our camp. A real punch delivered to defensive linemen, enough power to startle and throttle many of the bigger IDL matched up with him. A true 6’0 guard/center, wonderful stature in his stance. Powerful, heavy limbs made him an early winner, wearing down weaker, younger prospects. Not too many losses in memory when thinking back to 1v1s. A ranking boost is in line and I’ll certainly pipe his names to coaches a bit more. All deserved. Champion lineman.