The NC State football staff has been making moves for elite North Carolina edge rusher Elijah Littlejohn.
Elijah Littlejohn, a standout edge rusher from West Mecklenburg High School in North Carolina, received a football recruitment offer from the NC State team over a year ago. In late January, Wolfpack defensive coordinator DJ Eliot reached out to the 6-foot-3, 215-pound four-star prospect and his family. Earlier this month, Littlejohn made an unofficial visit to Raleigh to meet with the Wolfpack.
Had a great time at @PackFootball today pic.twitter.com/rEMqzKUIqj
— Elijah Littlejohn (@elijahthrowed) February 2, 2025
According to a report this week by Rivals national recruiting analyst Sam Spiegelman, the highly sought-after prospect Elijah Littlejohn has scheduled an official visit to NC State football from June 20-22.
His other offers come from prestigious programs such as Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio State, Michigan, and UNC.
Currently, Littlejohn is ranked No. 375 overall, No. 31 at his position, and No. 19 among prospects from North Carolina on the 247Sports 2026 Composite.
NC State football head coach Dave Doeren and his staff have secured four early commitments for 2026, all rated as three-star recruits: Brady Sakowitz, an offensive tackle from Trinity Episcopal School (Va.); Jacob Smith, a quarterback from Reagan High School (N.C.); Koby Sarkodie, a safety from Milford Mill Academy (Md.); and Jordan Moreta, a linebacker from Paramus Catholic High School (N.J.).
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