Iowa State gets sixth football commitment for the 2024 recruiting class
Committed.
That’s what Dontrell Holt posted on social media Saturday, in becoming the sixth commitment for what’s shaping up to be a good 2024 Iowa State football recruiting class.
The three-star 6-foot-4, 280-pound offensive lineman from Joplin, Missouri showed out so well during last summer’s prospect camp in Ames in June, that Campbell offered a scholarship on the spot. Saturday, that offer became a commitment.
After choosing the Cyclones over Eastern Michigan and Kansas State, Holt joins a class that’s ranked fifth in the Big 12, and 42nd nationally, according to the 247.com web site.
That class presently consists of Southeast Polk quarterback Connor Moberly, tight end Keaton Roskop of Linn-Mar of Marion, defensive lineman Jace Gilbert of Hartland, Wisconsin, linebacker Mason Miller of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and athlete Denny Inglis of Canfield, Oregon.
Iowa State columnist Randy Peterson is in his 51st year writing sports for the Des Moines Register. Reach him at rpeterson@dmreg.com, and on Twitter @RandyPete
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