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Elite Cornerback Graceson Littleton Arrives At Penn State Tomorrow for Official Visit

High school recruits across the country will start making official visits on Friday.

Beginning tomorrow and continuing through the end of June, players will take these 3-day official visits and have the opportunity to make five official visits to various programs.

James Franklin and his staff are preparing for this weekend as they’ll be hosting 10+ players, one of them is a highly rated cornerback from Florida.

4-star cornerback Graceson Littleton has selected Penn State for his first visit, as he’ll arrive in State College tomorrow. Earlier in the spring, Littleton traveled to Penn State in order to attend a spring practice.

After spending the weekend and evaluating the Penn State program, Littleton will then travel to Clemson (June 3), Alabama (June 7), Oklahoma (June 14) and Iowa (June 21).

Littleton (6-foot, 180-pounds) is ranked by On3 as the No. 19 overall player in the talent rich state of Florida and the No. 13 cornerback in the Class of 2025.

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In an interview with On3’s Chad Simmons, Littleton was asked about the things he’ll be prioritizing as he attempts to make a decision, “the most important things are culture, development, stability, the nutrition and strength and conditioning programs and opportunity,” Littleton told On3 last month.

Last month, Littleton named a Top 10 of Florida, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Rutgers, Iowa, Kansas State, Kentucky, Central Florida, Alabama and Penn State, obviously things have changed with Clemson getting into the mix.

In the last couple of weeks, Littleton has picked up late offers from USC, Michigan, Georgia, Auburn and Colorado.

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