Recruiting

The three month commitment of the nation’s number one rated recruit in the 2021 class to Clemson is over. DE Korey Foreman of Corona, CA has confirmed reports from earlier today that he has decommitted from the Tigers so that he can take other official visits once the in-person recruiting embargo is lifted. “Unfortunately, yes, […]

DE Korey Foreman (6-4 260) of Corona, CA, the nation’s top ranked prospect in the 2021 class and a Clemson commitment since January 26th, apparently is growing antsy with the condition that he can’t take other official visits while committed to the Tigers. That has been a Dabo Swinney policy since he became successful enough

DE Justus Boone (6-5 250) of Sumter has been committed to Florida since late February. And he is still committed. “I’m still strong,” Boone said of his pledge. But he didn’t shut down his recruiting with that commitment, and he hasn’t done so yet. “I’m still open with my recruiting,” Boone said. “I’m talking to

Clemson target OL Nolan Rucci of Lititz, PA named a to 9 of Clemson, Wisconsin, Alabama, LSU, Michigan, Ohio State, Stanford, Penn State and Notre Dame. Rucci has visited Clemson twice. He’s also been to Penn State, Wisconsin and Tennessee. He hopes to visit the others on his short list once visits are allowed. His

USC did not drag out its recruitment of LB Danny Stutsman (6-3 215) of Winter Garden, FL before deciding he was offer worthy. A review of the film, some social media contact and phone calls, and Will Muschamp was ready to put his name on the offer board. Probably a wise decision considering Stutsman carries

Clemson has made four-star DT Payton Page of Greensboro, NC the total focus for that position in the 2021 class. He is the only offered defensive tackle on the Tigers’ board at this point. Page has been returning that love keeping the Tigers among his favorites throughout. Now that he is down to a final

Three-star LB Bryce Steele (6-2 200) of Raleigh Saturday afternoon announced a commitment to USC over North Carolina and Texas. Steele is ranked as the #15 inside linebacker in the country in the 247Sports composite and the 9th best prospect in Virginia where he attends school. “They stuck with me from day to day,” Steele

Three-star CB/SAF Demarko Williams of Atlanta committed to USC in January. About two months later, he decommitted. Since then, Williams has seen his recruiting heat up. His offer list now includes Florida State, NC State, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Maryland, Kentucky, Arkansas, Wake Forest, Minnesota, Oregon and Pitt. He’s wide open on his decision now, and

The offers have piled up for Gaffney DT Tryion Ingram-Dawkins. He now counts 27 including USC, Syracuse, West Virginia, Tennessee, Auburn, Florida State, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Penn State, Kansas State, Maryland and Georgia Tech. Recruiters have kept him busy during the pandemic contacting him thru all available forms of communication. That includes the

WR JJ Jones of Myrtle Beach too another step forward in his recruiting Wednesday night releasing a top ten list from his long list of offers. Making the short list were USC, North Carolina, West Virginia, Mississippi State, Arkansas, Penn State, Tennessee, Georgia, Michigan and Virginia Tech. Some of those not making the cut were

First year USC defensive line coach Tracy Rocker dished out another offer Wednesday, this one to three-star prospect Luther McCoy (6-4 280) of Saint Augustine, FL. 247Sports ranks McCoy as the 53rd best defensive tackle prospect in the nation, and his offers are piling up. Rocker also offered McCoy when he was at Tennessee, so

For the second time in as many weeks, USC basketball coach Frank Martin offered an in-state prospect. Last week it was guard Jacobi Wright of Legacy Charter in Greenville. Wednesday it was 6-11 forward Cesare Edwards of Hartsville. Martin and his staff have watched Edwards for years, including when recruiting their current point guard Trae