Towards the back half of last season, Le’Gracion Little really broke out as an emerging 2027 wide receiver prospect. He had an explosive game against Winder-Barrow, where the speedy 2027 receiver caught 8 passes for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns in one half of football.
That performance immediately put Little on our radar. A week later, Little took a visit to Coastal Carolina, where he earned his first FBS offer. That promising offer set the stage for this offseason, where Little provided a quick update.
“The offseason has been good. We’ve been working out in the morning every Tuesday and Friday, staying in shape and ready to get rolling for the season, as far as football goes,” Little said.
The explosive 2027 receiver has been working with UGA DB Khalil Barnes this offseason. He is among the fastest of any football player in the state, running a 10.7 100m time a year ago, and is poised to eclipse that mark this spring.
“Track is going well, future times to look forward too is a good 10.6 or 10.5, but only the work will show soon,” he said.
Since the Coastal offer, Samford, Liberty, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Memphis, and Texas State have jumped into the picture, submitting their own offers. No doubt, the recruiting momentum is ramping up.
“As far as the school offering me its a true blessing and I’m truly thankful and excited to get to know these coaches and build a relationship with them, and see where it goes from there.” Little continued, “As far as any schools standing out, I would say for sure Memphis as well as Georgia Southern, and my recent one from Texas State. Those are great people, having some laughs with them; I’ve been bonding with them really well.”
As of now, Little has one spring practice visit planned with Memphis, but we expect the speed-demon from Clarke Central should yield more college offers, especially if he can hit those electric 100m times set as a goal. For now, be sure to follow @RecruitGeorgia on Twitter/X to hear more about Little and players across the state of Georgia.
