Myslinski commits to Iowa

The Iowa Hawkeyes missed out on Michael Myslinski the first time around when he verbally committed to Texas back in August. But, as fate would have it, they were given a second chance when the 6-foot-3, 290-pound offensive lineman decided not to sign in December and reopened his recruiting. This time, Iowa was able to land their center of the future as Myslinski made the call and committed to the Hawkeyes today.

"Iowa was one of my top schools for a long time," said Myslinski. "The relationships that I have with Coach Polasek, Coach Foster, and Coach Ferentz was a big deal to me. They stayed true to me the entire time as I talked to them throughout the process. They do a great job with their offensive line, which was huge for me as well, and to learn under Tyler Linderbaum and their offensive line the next couple of years is a great opportunity."

A three-star prospect, Myslinski chose Iowa over scholarship offers from Texas, Michigan State, Florida State, Maryland, Oregon, Virginia Tech, Missouri, Arkansas, Duke, Wake Forest, Illinois, Louisville, South Florida, Tulane, Coastal Carolina, Marshall, Connecticut, Akron, Bowling Green, UAB, East Carolina, Georgia State, Georgia Southern, Florida International, Old Dominion, and East Tennessee State.

Overall, Myslinski is commitment No. 18 for the Hawkeyes in the Class of 2021.

See highlights from Myslinski's senior year at Bishop Kenny High School in Jacksonville, FL in the video below.