Pennsylvania State University running back london montgomery He was poised for an outstanding season at Scranton Prep last fall, but an ACL injury dashed those hopes. In his edition of the BWI Daily today, he sat down with Thomas his Frank his car on his road to recovery and after the news, how Pennsylvania State football and his team are taking him on. Discuss acceptance. Watch the full interview on YouTube at 7pm. Subscribe and enable notificationsNever miss a show live.
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Montgomery tackles mental state and now focuses on fitness
Before diving into the injury situation, T-Frank asks Montgomery about more good news. The former 2,000-yard rusher signed with Penn State in December. So what was that moment like?
“It was just a dream come true. I mean, I worked hard for it. Everyone around me, I appreciate them. They took me to where I wanted to be.” He went
But soon, the conversation turns into injury. What was going on in Montgomery’s mind when it happened?Montgomery was open about his feelings after his injury.
“I just felt empty when I found out I had torn my ACL.
You know, I seemed to have passed it. I can’t look back. I got my mentals right first and foremost, so now I’m working on my physical. So I just took it as it was and just moved on,” he said.
Penn State added running back to his class after injury
Montgomery also addressed the running back situation in the 2023 class. Does he feel uncomfortable that the team added another running back after injury?He and his T-Frank said the team added his 3-star runner Kam Wallace in his December Later, we discuss Montgomery’s conversation with running back coach Jaff Unsider.
They also discuss how Penn State reacted to the news and how the injury allowed him to spend more time with the team at Happy Valley this fall.
