Tight end prospect receives offer from Notre Dame
Tight end prospect receives offer from Notre Dame The Fighting Irish could use another tall tight end like Titus Hawk
Notre Dame has an offer out to tight end Titus Hawk.
Hawk, a Class of 2027 prospect out of Choctaw, Oklahoma, rates four out of five stars from 247Sports.com. He's tall at 6'7" and weighs 210 pounds.
He's also a baseball and basketball player.
If the Fighting Irish can get him to commit, he could follow in the footsteps of Mitchell Evans, Michael Mayer, Cole Kmet and others at a position that has seen Notre Dame be referred to as "Tight End University".
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