LIU freshman WR Matteo Sorrentino adds size and upside to the Sharks
In the 2026 season, Matteo Sorrentino is listed as a freshman wide receiver for LIU at 5-foot-11 and 195 pounds, giving the Sharks a young target with developmental upside and positional flexibility.[1][2] Public team pages show no current season stats or news, so the appeal here is projection: he looks like a physical, multi-role athlete who could grow into a reliable piece if his polish catches up to his frame.[1][3]
NorDak L 21-42 
KU L 6-51 
Albany L 13-35 
Vill L 16-20 
FIU L 3-20 Athlete DNA will appear once enough defensive back season data has been processed.
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