Shady Side Academy alum Dino Tomlin committed to Maryland out of high as a three-star wide receiver in 2019, but he wasn’t able to see the field much during his time in University Park.
Tomlin, the 6-foot-0, 190-pound son of Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, entered the transfer portal earlier this month, and he’s found a new home. 247Sports’ Tyler Calvaruso reported that Tomlin has enrolled at Boston College.
Tomlin made his impact mainly as a special teams ace for Maryland, only catching three balls for 19 yards during his seasons as a Terrapin. He’ll have a fresh chance at Boston College to earn more playing time and catch balls from future NFL quarterback Phil Jurkovec — and fellow WPIAL alum.
247Sports rated Tomlin as the 1,172nd-ranked recruit in the class of 2019, slotting him in as the 131st-ranked wide receiver and 23rd-ranked recruit from Pennsylvania after a senior season in which he caught 30 balls for 967 yards and scored 19 total touchdowns.
