Byrnes High once sent to South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore, who became one of the program’s all-time greats. Now, the Gamecocks have a chance to land arguably the next best running back to come out of Byrnes since Lattimore in Tre Segarra. Segarra, on Friday, announced through Rivals the final five schools he will consider. […]
One-time Presbyterian College team captain, 6-2 Kory Mincy, is headed back to the Palmetto State. He announced through Rivals that he has committed to sign a free agent contract with South Carolina. He made his pledge to Lamont Paris while on a visit on Friday. Mincy is a native of East Point, GA, who played
South Carolina offensive line coaches Randy Clements and Jason Smith were both in Texas before coming to Columbia, so it’s only natural that they are using their ties to the Lone Star State to bring prospects to the Palmetto State. On Thursday, the duo welcomed OL Caleb Siler (6-8 270) of Gunter to campus for
CB Jayden Aparicio-Bailey of Birmingham visited South Carolina on Wednesday. He’s one of the most sought-after corners in the country. This spring, he has also been to Clemson, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Southern Cal, Auburn, and Florida. He is scheduled to be at Alabama for the A-Day game on the 18th. Blythewood SAF Amari Fisher
DE Peyton Bishop (6-4 230) of Dutch Fork was at Clemson on Wednesday for a visit with defensive ends coach Chris Rumph. Bishop has not been offered by Rumph, but that hasn’t dampened the interest from either party. Bishop used this particular visit as a learning tool to make him an even better player for
One of the top targets for South Carolina offensive line coaches Randy Clements and Jason Smith is Will Endicott (6-4 280) of Prosper, TX. The Gamecocks and others have been recruiting him as a center. Endicott made spring visits to USC, Oklahoma State, and Kansas. He’s now concentrating on his own spring practice, so recruiting
OL Marcus White of Dillon will make a return visit to South Carolina on Wednesday. He also visited on March 6th. Some of his other spring stops have been Clemson twice, Kentucky, Coastal Carolina, East Carolina, NC State and Charleston Southern. Dutch Fork DE Peyton Bishop will visit Clemson on Wednesday. This spring, he has
South Carolina recently welcomed DT Nate Kamba (6-4 300) of Charlotte back to campus to watch a spring practice. Kamba also visited last season for the South Carolina State game. Kamba spent a lot of time with defensive line coach Travian Robertson and head coach Shane Beamer on the visit, and he could not say
2028 QB Trey Wright (5-11 165) of Frisco, TX visited Clemson on Saturday. Last season he passed for over 4000 yards. He holds offers from TCU, SMU, UTEP, Texas State, Cincinnati, North Texas, Sacramento State, and UTSA. LB Tyson Washington (6-3 205) of Hayfield, VA visited Clemson last Saturday for the spring game. Clemson target
Things couldn’t have gone better for one of Clemson’s top prospects over the weekend. 2028 quarterback Trace Hawkins (6-0, 180) of Calhoun, GA, made his first of two spring visits to campus for last month’s Orange and White game, and his impression of Clemson continues to grow. Hawkins was treated to the full Clemson experience,
QB Jerry Meyer III (6-0 170) of Waxahachie, TX, announced a commitment to South Carolina on Friday morning, marking the second time he has committed to Kendal Briles. The new Gamecock offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach also recruited Mayer when he was at TCU and earned his commitment for the Horned Frogs last August. Meyer
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DE Rashad Streets of Raleigh will make his commitment announced on Friday afternoon with South Carolina, Oregon, Florida State, NC State, Ohio State and Alabama the finalists. He visited the Gamecocks in October but has not been in this spring. DT Nathanael Kama of Charlotte has set an official visit with South Carolina for June