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Prospects around the country took advantage of late-July visits over the weekend, as the recruiting dead period briefly lifted and many schools hosted big events to close out the summer before focusing on the 2024 season.
Let’s take a look at where various Northeast prospects went, and get some of their thoughts on the visits.
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Brown visited Penn State this past weekend for the program’s Lasch Bash event, and by the time he left Happy Valley, the four-star offensive tackle was a Nittany Lion commit.
Going into the visit, Brown told Rivals that he wanted to check out a few more schools before making a commitment decision. However, the trip to Penn State convinced the in-state, top-35 prospect to pledge to head coach James Franklin, offensive line coach Phil Trautwein and company.
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Carter went to West Virginia on Thursday and then was at Rutgers on Friday.
The 2026 Rivals250 wide receiver decided that he saw enough while he was in Piscataway, and felt so comfortable with the Scarlet Knights, calling it “home,” that he decided to commit to the program.
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Coke had a busy week/weekend, checking out Penn State on Thursday, Rutgers on Friday and Florida State on Saturday and Sunday. He enjoyed each visit. Coke’s top priority is finding the coaching…
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Publish date : 2024-07-29 19:11:35
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