Brady Berge discusses his recruiting process and announced his college decision live on FRL:



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Penn State continues to collect the biggest and baddest dudes on the planet as No. 1 Brady Berge made his verbal commitment to the Nittany Lions on Wednesday on FloWrestling Radio Live.

Berge, whose junior season ended with an injury, has made a dominant return to the mat with a win over No. 2 Shane Griffith at Who's #1 and victories against No. 16 Aaron Brooks, No. 4 Stephan Glasgow, and No. 3 Quentin Hovis to win the Super 32 title at 152 pounds.

Proud to announce that I will be continuing my academic and athletic career at Penn State! #WeAre

— Brady Berge (@bradyberge) November 2, 2016

 Berge is not just the top-ranked 160-pound wrestler in the country, but he's also the sixth-ranked recruit on the Class of 2017 Big Board. The two-time Minnesota state champion projects as a 149-pounder for an already powerful Penn State lineup.

He is also the third highly ranked recruit to commit to the Nittany Lions in the past few months after juniors Roman Bravo-Young and Travis Wittlake Jr. made verbal commitments just a few weeks ago.

Watch Brady Berge get an overtime win at Who's #1 against Shane Griffith: