Verbally committed to The Penn State University! — Young Gingy (@adambusiello) June 28, 2016

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"I knew Penn State was the choice right when I arrived. All the guys made me feel at home. I love the atmosphere of the whole place, the work ethic of everyone on the team was just something you don't get to see. I think my style as a wrestler fits in with that of the teams. They all want to win and get better as people and I want to surround myself with people that want to get better. The whole campus was beautiful, I love it, my dad loves it, it's the place for me for sure and there is no doubt about that."

When you know, you know.Though he's just wrapping up his freshman campaign, Adam Busiello, the No. 1 106-pounder in the country and No. 2 in the class of 2019 , has made his decision. Busiello verbally committed to wrestle at Penn State this evening in the following tweet:Busiello, a New York native, is already a two-time state champion. He won the Super 32 and Eastern States this year as a freshman.I guess we can't be too surprised given Busiello's singlet from his Super 32 final:Busiello had this to say about his decision to commit to Penn State: