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Wake Picks up Summers' Commitment

Wake Forest picked up a commitment from Colin Summers, an offensive lineman from Broughton High School in Raleigh. Colin is 6-4, 310 pounds and gives the Demon Deacons their third offensive lineman of the class. Colin possesses good size and strong academics with a 3.6 GPA in high school. He picked Wake Forest over offers from Duke, East Carolina and Elon. Be sure to check out his site http://www.colinsummersfootball.com/ to get some more information on the future Deacon.

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