According to his coach, LB Desmond Tisdol of Rochelle, GA is now a “heavy lean” to Tennessee. Coach Rob Stowe said USC “has really backed off.” He said Tisdol plans to visit Auburn this Saturday.
2021 TE Michael Trigg (6-4 200) of Lake Wales, FL already has an impressive offer list and USC joined that group this week. The Gamecocks join Alabama, LSU, Florida, West Virginia, Pitt, Boston College, North Carolina, NC State, Syracuse, South Florida and Florida Atlantic as offers from the versatile Trigg who can also play defensive end. He’s also a basketball
USC this week handed out a pair of offers to teammates at Milton High School in Alpharetta, GA, TE Jack Nickel and ATH Jordan McDonald (6-0 215). The early evaluation and decision by the Gamecocks to offer the pair has put them firmly in the ballgame for them. They both visited for the Appalachian State game last weekend, and despite
2021 LB Deontae Lawson (6-4 208 of Mobile, AL is already a hotly pursued prospect and Wednesday he announced the top 15 schools he’s focused on at this point. Clemson is on that list. Lawson visited Clemson earlier this season for the first time for the Texas A&M game. Since then the Tigers have been heavy recruiters with Lemanski Hall
South Carolina has backed itself into a corner by dropping three of its last four games since upsetting Georgia. If the Gamecocks are to go bowling for a fourth consecutive season, they’ll need to knock off Texas A&M at the home of the 12th man as double-digit underdogs. The season outlook was dampened by a season-opening loss to North Carolina
2022 TE Jack Nickel of Alpharetta, GA has the makings of being one of the top tight end recruits nationally in his class. His earliest offers came from Florida State, Kentucky, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech, You can add USC to that group. Nickel visited USC last weekend along with teammate Jordan McDonald, who also landed a Gamecock
One of the most successful senior classes in college football history is ready for their final home appearance. Clemson fans will give their final cheers at home to a group that’s won 51 games over the last four seasons and is vying for a fifth straight appearance in the College Football Playoff. The Tigers already have clinched a spot in
Nebraska transfer WR Miles Jones (5-8 175) visited USC Saturday. That visit came a week after he visited Florida State. Miles played in 4 games this season as a redshirt freshman and did not record a catch. He had 1 catch as a true freshman in 2018 before suffering a season ending shoulder injury. Miles entered the NCAA Transfer Portal
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