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AUBURN | Jonesboro (Ga.) cornerback Jordan Griffin had a memorable visit to Auburn on Thursday.

He saw the campus and facilities for the first time, and then performed well enough in a half-day camp to receive an offer.

"They loved my performance, my arms, my technique, the whole nine yards," Griffin said. "I still have a lot of things to work on, but for the most part it was great."

Griffin, who is committed to Kentucky, learned of the Auburn offer following camp.

"It's truly a blessing," Griffin said. "I'm at a loss for words. I give all the glory to the Man Upstairs."

Griffin, 6-foot-1 and 175 pounds, worked during camp with Auburn secondary coach Travaris Robinson. He also spent time with defensive coordinator Will Muschamp.

"It was a tremendous experience," Griffin said. "It was my first time here, and then going out there and competing, getting coached by great coaches like Coach T-Rob and Coach Muschamp was tremendous."

Griffin remains committed to the Wildcats, but still plans to take other visits. One likely will be a return trip to Auburn.

"I plan on coming back for a game," Griffin said. "I'm still going to continue going through the recruiting process."

Rivals ranks Griffin the No. 38 cornerback in the 2016 class.

Jonesboro (Ga.) CB and UK commit Jordan Griffin picked up an AU offer today. @3sport_Athlete pic.twitter.com/Yef2eVCfcc- Jeffrey Lee (@JLeeAU21) July 24, 2015