Rutgers reeled in its third player from Pennsylvania in the Class of 2012 when four-star offensive lineman Chris Muller (Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown) made a verbal commitment Thursday.Muller, who played guard and defensive tackle for Boyertown last season, is rated as the No. 8 recruit from Pennsylvania and the No. 30 offensive tackle overall. Boston College and Connecticut were among his 18 offers.Running back Desmon Peoples (Warminster, Pa./Archbishop Wood) and quarterback Blake Rankin (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg) are the other Pennsylvania residents who have committed to Rutgers this year. Big day for CochranQuarterback Casey Cochran (Monroe, Conn./Masuk) will likely find out where he stands with Boston College after he attends the BC camp on Friday.Cochran received an offer from BC last year, but that offer came from former offensive coordinator Gary Tranquill, who has since retired and been replaced by Kevin Rogers."I'm sure a lot will depend on how he performs Friday," Jack Cochran, Casey's father, said.Cochran led Masuk to a 13-0 record and the Class L state championship last season, when he was named Connecticut's Gatorade Player of the Year. He completed 200 of 295 pass attempts for 3,345 yards and 40 touchdowns.Cochran, who is on pace to graduate in January of 2012, led New London High School to Connecticut's Class SS championship during his freshman season, and then transferred to Masuk.Napoleon's future uncertainBrandon Napoleon (Rahway, N.J./St. Peter's Prep) said he isn't sure if he'll play quarterback or defensive back at West Virginia. Napoleon committed to West Virginia shortly after receiving an offer last weekend."They said it's totally up to me," Napoleon said. "I'll play out the season, but as of right now I do not know what position I'll play."Napoleon said his decision to attend West Virginia was an easy one. His father, Eugene, played running back at West Virginia from 1987 to 1989."I knew once they settled their coaching situation I was going to get an offer," Napoleon said. "As soon as I got that offer I knew I was going to commit. I just couldn't pass that up. It felt like the right fit."