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than the rest. Three elite cornerbacks will
be in University Park that weekend: Jae-
den Gould and Jayden Bellamy of Oradell,
N.J., and Keenan Nelson Jr. of Philadel-
phia. That trio is believed to be at the top
of assistant coach Terry Smith's wish list
at cornerback. Safety Keon Sabb of
Glassboro, N.J., and linebacker Wesley
Bissainthe of Miami are also expected to
be on hand. In addition, the Nittany
Lions' top overall defensive tackle target,
Kaleb Artis of Queens, N.Y., is slated to be
on campus.
There are also a dozen players expected
to visit during the third weekend of the
month, June 18-20. Cristian Driver, a
four-star athlete and the son of former
NFL wide receiver Donald Driver, will
make the trip from Dallas. He's listed as
a safety by Rivals.com, but Penn State
likes him best as a wide receiver. Run-
ning back Omarion Hampton of Clayton,
N.J., cornerback Jordan Allen of
Lafayette, La., and linebacker Omar
Graham Jr. of Miami are a few other
players who will be coming to University
Park that weekend from outside the re-
gion. Mid-Atlantic prospects such as
defensive end Tyreese Fearbry of Pitts-
burgh and offensive lineman Andre Roye
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enn State added two prospects to its
Class of 2022 in May, bumping the
class up to 10 total commitments and
to seventh place in the Rivals Team
Rankings.
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