Phil Kornblut

South Carolina had four official visits for the Missouri weekend from prospects committed to other programs. So far, the Gamecocks are 0-2 in mind changing. Monday OC Jimmy Bryson and OT Kevin Peay both said they were sticking with their commitments to Georgia Tech. The other two visitors are still sorting through things though they

Many of the state’s top prospects were at South Carolina Saturday for the Missouri game. But Georgia had a huge home game as well against Tennessee, and that game also attracted top prospects, including Timberland OG Desmond Green. “It was my second night game in Athens and it was crazy,” Green said.  “Big SEC matchup. 

South Carolina made a strong push for OC Jimmy Bryson (6-3 280) of Chattanooga and OT Kewin Peay (6-4 305) of Lancaster despite both having been commited to Georgia Tech since June. The Gamecocks impressed both enough to give them pause about their decisions. But Monday night, both players revealed they would be sticking with

Irmo WR Donovan Murph (6-3 180) has chosen a national all-star game for announcing his college football commitment. Murph, of course, reclassified from the 2026 class to 2025. He was not chosen for the Shrine Bowl or the Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl games here in South Carolina, but he has accepted an offer to the

Irmo QB AJ Brand, a Virginia Tech commitment, and DE Jared Smith of Alabaster, AL, an Auburn commitment, were confirmed as visiting USC Saturday for the Missouri game. However, an Ole Miss recruiting website on 247Sports Sunday issued a projection for Smith to flip from Auburn to Ole Miss. Former Clemson CB commitment Graceson Littleton

South Carolina had three prospects committed to other programs in for official visits over the weekend. TE Mike Tyler of Hammond has been committed to LSU. CB Michael Clayton of Warner Robins, GA is a Rutgers commitment. And OT Kevin Peay of Lancaster has cast his lot with Georgia Tech, at least for now. “The