With a small class expected for 2015, Robert Morris has been selective in who it has sent out offers to so far. Two more players have joined the short list, though.
Karns City (Pa.) WR/TE Julius Combes have been offered by the Colonials.
The 6-foot-3, 202 pound Moroney took part in a camp hosted by Pitt this past weekend. He received the offer from Robert Morris shortly afterward. Moroney caught 39 passes for 669 yards last year as Karns City won its district and made it into the state quarterfinals.
He seems to have developed a penchant for being a deep threat and a red zone option for Karns City, which uses a variant of the double-wing offense, although they switched it up occasionally. Moroney lined up both as an in-line tight end and as a receiver. You can watch highlights of his junior season here.
Combes is a 6-foot, 292-pound defensive tackle and defensive end. He participated in our Rivals Camp Series event in Baltimore this year, and he caught regional analyst Adam Friedman's eye last year early in the season. Here's what Friedman had to say following a DeMatha game: "Combes made numerous big plays in the backfield and helped to shut down Godby's running game before it got started. He had an excellent motor and was very aggressive with his hands to brush offensive linemen off of him."
DeMatha is a hotbed for recruiting every year, and Combes actually isn't the first defensive linemen RMU has offered from the school's 2015 class. It also offered DeAndre Kelly, but he has committed to Temple. Combes, like Kelly, is a 2-star recruit in our database.
You can watch Combes' highlights here.
Karns City (Pa.) WR/TE Julius Combes have been offered by the Colonials.
The 6-foot-3, 202 pound Moroney took part in a camp hosted by Pitt this past weekend. He received the offer from Robert Morris shortly afterward. Moroney caught 39 passes for 669 yards last year as Karns City won its district and made it into the state quarterfinals.
He seems to have developed a penchant for being a deep threat and a red zone option for Karns City, which uses a variant of the double-wing offense, although they switched it up occasionally. Moroney lined up both as an in-line tight end and as a receiver. You can watch highlights of his junior season here.
Combes is a 6-foot, 292-pound defensive tackle and defensive end. He participated in our Rivals Camp Series event in Baltimore this year, and he caught regional analyst Adam Friedman's eye last year early in the season. Here's what Friedman had to say following a DeMatha game: "Combes made numerous big plays in the backfield and helped to shut down Godby's running game before it got started. He had an excellent motor and was very aggressive with his hands to brush offensive linemen off of him."
DeMatha is a hotbed for recruiting every year, and Combes actually isn't the first defensive linemen RMU has offered from the school's 2015 class. It also offered DeAndre Kelly, but he has committed to Temple. Combes, like Kelly, is a 2-star recruit in our database.
You can watch Combes' highlights here.
