Junior defensive back A.J. Lytton, who was one of Florida State's top reserve cornerbacks the past two seasons, has been removed from the Seminoles' football program, a school spokesman confirmed Wednesday afternoon.
Lytton appeared in 12 games this past season, recording 14 tackles and forcing one fumble. He played in 10 games as a freshman in 2018 and recorded 14 tackles that season as well.
Lytton likely would have competed for a starting cornerback job -- or at least a top backup spot -- this spring following the departure of two-year starter Stanford Samuels III.
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The Seminoles are very deep at the cornerback position, so there should not be much of a concern from a depth perspective.
Lytton, a Maryland product, was a four-star prospect coming out of high school and chose Florida State over Clemson, Penn State and several other programs.
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