Peters Township’s Donovan McMillon adds LSU offer

By: Bill Hartlep
Tuesday, April 7, 2020 | 2:55 PM

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Donovan McMillon announced his top 15 schools late last month, narrowing a growing list of football scholarship offers.

He might have to add another team or two to the group.

National champion LSU offered the Peters Township junior safety on Tuesday afternoon.

The LSU Tigers brought some needed ☀️ to the city of Pittsburgh. @Coach_EdOrgeron, @BillBuschLSU, and his staff just offered me a chance to play for the National Champions. Thank you for the opportunity to compete in the SEC. #GeauxTigers ????@LSUfootball @LSUFBrecruiting pic.twitter.com/9bQAtL3FED

— ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ³ (@donovanmcmillo3) April 7, 2020

A few hours later, another SEC power, Georgia, got into the act.

Those tough Bulldogs from the SEC banged on the door tonight and I answered. @KirbySmartUGA, @CoachCwarren, and the University of Georgia just offered me. Thank you for the opportunity. #DawgNation ???? @GeorgiaFootball pic.twitter.com/06Oguh583q

— ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ³ (@donovanmcmillo3) April 8, 2020

His 15 favorites include Pitt, Penn State, Michigan State, Northwestern, Iowa, Michigan, Purdue, Oklahoma, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech, Louisville, Texas A&M, Arizona State, Duke and Notre Dame.

I’ve loved every minute of this recruiting process…one step closer today…thank you coaches for allowing me to enjoy it. Recruitment Still Open… #TOP15 ????! pic.twitter.com/VjVH9A8AiV

— ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? ³ (@donovanmcmillo3) March 27, 2020

McMillon (6-2, 185) is a three-star prospect that rivals.com ranks as the 18th-best recruit in Pennsylvania in the class of 2021 and the top-rated safety. He gained attention from helping Peters Township reach the WPIAL Class 5A title game last fall.

He just completed a successful wrestling season, reaching the WPIAL and PIAA 182-pound finals. McMillon (41-4), who surpassed 100 career wins, lost both championship matches to Canon-McMillan’s Gerrit Nijenhuis, a Purdue recruit who was named Trib HSSN WPIAL wrestler of the year.