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Class Of 2023 Cornerback Anthony Robinson Commits To Penn State As Walk-On

Terry Smith’s “Lockdown U” core received a midweek boost with the pickup of yet another prospect on the recruiting trail.

Class of 2023 cornerback Anthony Robinson announced his pledge to walk on to the Nittany Lions’ program Tuesday afternoon through a post on his Twitter account.

https://twitter.com/Governor_AR/status/1577365819079671826

“The journey isn’t over, it’s just getting started,” Robinson wrote. ”I will be continuing my academic and football career at Penn State University!”

Despite boasting several offers that include the likes of BYU, Indiana, and Marshall, the El Dorado, Kansas, native elected to bet on himself in Happy Valley instead of instantly earning a scholarship spot elsewhere.

With the addition of Robinson, the Nittany Lions now possess three cornerback commitments within the current recruiting cycle headlined by Lamont Payne and Zion Tracy.

To see what Robinson might potentially bring to the Nittany Lions’ secondary, check out his Hudl here.

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Connor Krause

Connor Krause is a senior from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania double majoring in journalism and business. He is a lifelong Penn State football and basketball fan and enjoys rooting for Pittsburgh sports teams. In his free time, Connor can be found playing golf or pick-up basketball. You can follow his Twitter and Instagram @ckrause_31.

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