Story by: @Casemeister97
WKU received their second football commitment for the class of 2021 when Norwin (Pa.) offensive tackle Anthony Giansante made his decision on June 29.
The 6'4" 290 lb. tackle chose the Hilltoppers over Columbia and Dartmouth. Giansante is one of four two-star prospects WKU has signed to their 2021 recruiting class thus far.
InsideHilltopperSports.com caught up with Norwin (Pa.) head coach Dave Brozeski who gave us some insider info on his standout lineman.
- On Anthony's skill-set and his role on the team:
Brozeski: "Anthony has an outstanding work ethic both on and off the field. He is the type of player that you have to kick out of the weight room because he would stay in there as long as you let him. I am extremely proud as to how he has worked on his footwork and flexibility over his career. He has improved tremendously from his freshman year to senior year."
- On what appealed to Anthony about WKU:
Brozeski: "Trust is one of the core principles of our football program and I know Anthony felt valued and that he could trust the WKU coaches that were involved throughout his recruiting process."
- On what kind of leader Anthony is (vocal or lead by example):
Brozeski: "Anthony is more of a leader by example. As I mentioned before about his work ethic as well as his ability to mentor the younger OL and DL players through his junior and senior years."
- On what Anthony can improve on at the college level:
Brozeski: "Anthony can continue to improve on his overall footwork and athleticism as he continues his career in college. Anthony has good size and his ability to improve his overall quickness and athleticism will help him excel at the FBS level."
- On how he thinks Anthony fits in WKU's system:
Brozeski: " Anthony has had experience playing both OT and OG in high school which has helped him learn multiple positions on the OL. This experience combined with his work ethic, and his competitive drive will help Anthony be a great for for the WKU football program. You will be hard pressed to find a harder worker than Anthony Giansante both on and off the field."
WKU received their second football commitment for the class of 2021 when Norwin (Pa.) offensive tackle Anthony Giansante made his decision on June 29.
The 6'4" 290 lb. tackle chose the Hilltoppers over Columbia and Dartmouth. Giansante is one of four two-star prospects WKU has signed to their 2021 recruiting class thus far.
InsideHilltopperSports.com caught up with Norwin (Pa.) head coach Dave Brozeski who gave us some insider info on his standout lineman.
- On Anthony's skill-set and his role on the team:
Brozeski: "Anthony has an outstanding work ethic both on and off the field. He is the type of player that you have to kick out of the weight room because he would stay in there as long as you let him. I am extremely proud as to how he has worked on his footwork and flexibility over his career. He has improved tremendously from his freshman year to senior year."
- On what appealed to Anthony about WKU:
Brozeski: "Trust is one of the core principles of our football program and I know Anthony felt valued and that he could trust the WKU coaches that were involved throughout his recruiting process."
- On what kind of leader Anthony is (vocal or lead by example):
Brozeski: "Anthony is more of a leader by example. As I mentioned before about his work ethic as well as his ability to mentor the younger OL and DL players through his junior and senior years."
- On what Anthony can improve on at the college level:
Brozeski: "Anthony can continue to improve on his overall footwork and athleticism as he continues his career in college. Anthony has good size and his ability to improve his overall quickness and athleticism will help him excel at the FBS level."
- On how he thinks Anthony fits in WKU's system:
Brozeski: " Anthony has had experience playing both OT and OG in high school which has helped him learn multiple positions on the OL. This experience combined with his work ethic, and his competitive drive will help Anthony be a great for for the WKU football program. You will be hard pressed to find a harder worker than Anthony Giansante both on and off the field."
