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3-Star DT Carmelo McKenzie has Scheduled an Official Visit to NC State

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April 9, 2025

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Matthew Bradham

3-Star 2026 Defensive Tackle Carmelo McKenzie (6’2″/290) has scheduled an Official Visit with NC State for May 30 – June 1.

First official visit locked in! Grateful for the opportunity to check out NC State. Let’s goo #OfficialVisit #NCState @coachwiles @StateCoachD @PackFootball @NCStateRivals @Rivals @RivalsFriedman @adamgorney @DLINEWHISPERER @JohnGarcia_Jr @RyanSnyderOn3 @On3Recruits pic.twitter.com/0mUuy8z0hE

— 3⭐️Carmelo McKenzie (@CarmeloMcKenzi4) March 5, 2025

ON3 and Rivals both rank McKenzie as a 3-Star Prospect out of the state of Florida, with the latter ranking him as the #53 Defensive Tackle nationally in his class.

McKenzie also has Official Visits setup with Boston College (June 6) and Delaware (June 19).

NC State offered him a scholarship on October 24th last Fall.

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