JC Anderson is one of the most coveted junior tight end prospects in the country.
The 6’7″, 230-pound 4-star recruit from Mt. Zion, Illinois currently holds close to 40 D-1 scholarship offers and college programs are working hard to work on their relationship with him.
Some of the schools that have extended him an offer include Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Florida, Florida State, Illinois, Iowa, LSU, Michigan, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Oregon, Penn State, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

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Over the weekend, it was reported that Anderson has scheduled a list of unofficial visits for the end of July, and one includes a trip to State College.
247 Sports is reporting that Anderson has scheduled the following visits for the upcoming days: Penn State (July 25-26), Florida (July 27), Florida State (July 30) and Auburn (July 31st).
Anderson’s visit to Penn State coincides with their annual Lasch Basch, which is an event that attracts a number of the top recruits in the country.
This will be Anderson’s second visit to Penn State, as he made a previous trip in April.

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Anderson is a consensus Top 100 recruit in the Class of 2026, 247 Sports ranks him as No. 102, while Rivals has him as No. 138.
In a previous interview with Rivals.com, Anderson was asked what he’s going to be looking for in a school.
“I think it’s just the environment of the school,” Anderson told Greg Smith from Rivals.com. “It needs to be welcoming. I really have to like the position coach. That’s probably my number one thing. My relationship with the position coach. The traditions and the fan base, that’s a little bit in there too. My big number one is my relationship with the position coach.”
Penn State has two commitments for their Class of 2026 and they’re big ones- 4-star running back Messiah Mickens from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and 4-star quarterback Troy Huhn from San Marcos, California.































