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DE Anthony Little commits to Georgia Tech’s 2023 class

Fans react to a Georgia Tech touchdown in the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 at Bobby Dodd Stadium (Daniel Varnado/ For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Fans react to a Georgia Tech touchdown in the first half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 at Bobby Dodd Stadium (Daniel Varnado/ For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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June 6, 2022

Georgia Tech went into its first official visit weekend for its 2023 signing class last Friday with no players committed. By Monday afternoon, the number had grown to two.

Defensive end Anthony Little, a three-star prospect from Rock Creek Christian Academy in Upper Marlboro, Md., announced his commitment via social media on Monday following his official visit. Little followed Lassiter High offensive tackle Ethan Mackenny’s commitment on Sunday.

Little does not have a 247Sports Composite rating, but is rated a three-star prospect by Rivals and is its No. 51 strongside defensive end prospect in the country. Listed at 6-foot-3 and 235 pounds, Little also has announced scholarship offers from Penn State, Pittsburgh and Texas A&M among other schools.

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