Miami (Fla.) Central four-star cornerback Jalen Harrell is about to embark on a series of visits, including one to Clemson in a couple of weeks.
“My first one will be March 29 to Florida State. Clemson April 6th, UCF sometime during spring break, and Miami since they’re so close,” Harrell said of the trips he has planned.
Harrell (6-2, 180) has a double-digit offer list and received an offer from Clemson in December. He is looking forward to checking out the program for the first time when the Tigers hold their April 6 spring game at Death Valley.
“I’m very excited about the visit,” he said.
What does Harrell hope to see and do while he is on campus at Clemson?
“Family atmosphere,” he said, “and talk with a couple of players about the school.”
Along with Clemson, Harrell’s offer sheet includes Miami, Florida State, UCF, Tennessee, Kentucky, Penn State, West Virginia and Nebraska among others.
Where do the Tigers stand on the standout recruit’s list heading into the upcoming Clemson visit?
“At the top for sure,” he said.
Harell, the No. 20 cornerback prospect in the country according to the 247Sports Composite, will be accompanied by his parents on the visit to Clemson.
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