Cronin will be looking for his second straight All-Northern Nevada selection this fall after his breakout junior season on both sides of the ball. The Boise St.-commit was a massive offseason riser picking up ten D-I offers and moved into the overall top-10 in PRZ NV’s latest update to the 2026 rankings. Cronin is the top prospect in the trenches in northern Nevada coming into the 2025 season.

Cronin moved up from the #19 spot to the overall top-10 with the huge recruiting movement he’s seen this offseason. The 6’6″/280 two-way player out of Bishop Manogue announced his commitment to Boise St. last month after picking up eleven D-I offers since the start of the year. He was a breakout player on both sides of the ball last season but carries tremendous upside at OT heading into his senior season. Cronin checks in as the #9 overall prospect in Nevada’s 2026 class.

Cronin announced his commitment to Boise St. on June 3rd after picking up an offer from the Broncos in late March. The second-ranked offensive lineman in the state has been one of the biggest risers on the offseason recruiting trail picking up 10 D-I offers since January after putting together a breakout junior season for the 5A D-II state champs last fall. He’s a lengthy OT/DE now around 6’6″/280 with great physicality and mobility to his frame. Cronin chose Boise St. over other offers from Cal, Colorado, San Diego St., and UNLV.

Cronin added D-I offers from Colorado and San Diego St. this month. The second-ranked OL prospect in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings continues to be one of the biggest risers on the offseason recruiting trail now holding ten total D-I offers including P-4 offers from Colorado, Michigan St., and Cal. Brings ideal size/length to the table and established himself as a force on both sides of the trenches last season for Bishop Manogue. Cronin is one of the most heavily recruited prospects in northern Nevada coming into his senior season.

Cronin added four D-I offers from Arizona, Oregon St., UNLV, and New Mexico this month. The #2-OL in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings has been a breakout prospect on the D-I recruiting trail after putting together a great season on both sides of the ball for Bishop Manogue in the fall. His combination of length, physicality, and footwork has proven to be highly appealing to college coaches and scouts this offseason. Cronin has added other offers from Cal, Boise St., Nevada, and Northern Arizona this month.

Cronin picked up his third D-I offer and first P-5 from Cal this month. The new #2-OL in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings has been steadily climbing the ranks and putting his name on the D-I radar after putting together a productive junior season on both sides of the ball for the 5A D-II state champs. Has the size, length, and physical tools to develop into a future starting LT at the next level. Cronin holds other offers from Nevada and Northern Arizona.

Cronin took a campus visit to Fresno St. this week. The #3-OL prospect in PRZ NV’s 2027 rankings has been steadily raising his stock on the recruiting trail this offseason adding offers from Nevada and Northern Arizona in recent months. He put together a strong season on both sides of the ball for Bishop Manogue in the fall and offers promising physical traits at 6’5″/245. Cronin also took visits to UNLV and San Diego St. in the winter.

Cronin picked up his second D-I offer from Nevada this month. The #3-OL in PRZ NV’s 2026 class broke out with his strong, physical play on both sides of the ball (OT/DE) for the 5A D-II state champs as a junior. Possesses all the size, length, and strength to play either side of the ball at the next level and totaled 9 sacks and 13.5 TFLs in the fall. Cronin’s first offer came from Northern Arizona in late January.

Cronin showed his prowess in the trenches on both sides of the ball as an OT and DE for the 5A D-II state champs this season. The 6’6″/245 junior racked up 13.5 TFLs and a team-leading 9 sacks while also earning first team All-Region honors on offense. Athletic blocker that possess highly sought-after OT traits in his length, technique, and bend/flexibility. Patient pass blocker that times an effective strike to disrupt the rush, resets on light feet, and possesses the lateral agility to stay in front. Quick to his spot in the run game and can pick up blocks at the second level. Cronin’s drawn interest from San Diego St., Nevada, and Dartmouth and could be on track to pick up his first offer in the coming months.