Recruiting

Three-star WR Jaden Alexis (6-1 175) of Coconut Creek, FL made his second visit to USC over the weekend driving up from Florida with his parents. His previous visit was last summer when he attended a Will Muschamp camp.  “The coaches were very genuine, very direct with me, straight forward,” Alexis said.  “The players gave […]

One of the biggest prospects to visit USC over the weekend, both in stature (6-4 335) and recruiting profile (4-star) was OL Micah Morris of Kingsland, GA. Morris came in with his parents for what he estimated to be his sixth visit with the Gamecocks. It was a good opportunity for him to reconnect with

The last remaining big in-state prize for the 2020 class is Northwestern WR Ger-Cari Caldwell (6-4 193) . The Shrine Bowl selection and former East Carolina commitment has seen his recruiting profile elevate in recent weeks with offers from USC, Duke, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Baylor, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, NC State, Virginia, Northwestern and others.

The dead period for football recruiting ends Thursday night opening up a two and a half week sprint to the February 5th signing date for the 2020 class. And there’s also a lot of work ongoing for the 2021 class and this weekend USC will entertain a few of its top junior targets. One of

Four-star OL Micah Morris (6-4 316) of Kingsland, GA plans to visit USC this weekend. He had planned to commit last month but decided to stretch things out a little longer. He has had a short list of USC, Clemson, Auburn, Alabama, LSU, Florida and Georgia. USC was his first offer and has developed a

RB Henry Parrish of Miami, on his Instagram Friday night, posted he will announce a commitment next week. He was committed to Pitt until last month and had the Panthers, USC, Oregon and Ole Miss as his top four. He took official visits to Pitt and USC. Miami and Florida also have been involved. This

TE Robbie Ouzts (6-4 240) of Rock Hill could emerge as one of the top prospects in the state for the 2021 class. His coach has called him an old school style of tight end with a great work ethic. Major programs have started to catch on and his offers include USC, Kentucky, Louisville, Duke,

Clemson will host some top 2021 prospects this month but DE Cade Denhoff (6-5 212) of Lakeland, FL won’t be among them. It’s not because he doesn’t want to visit, or doesn’t plan to visit, it’s just that he can’t. Denhoff said basketball and family obligations will dominate his time in January and February and

Clemson is highly selective when it comes to offering wide receivers. In recent years the Tigers have been able to attract some of the best in the country to their program. With their pick of national talent, the Tigers haven’t done much with in-state receivers recently. The last one they signed was Derion Kendrick of

Gray Collegiate QB Hunter Helms (6-2 205) has his decision down to a scholarship offer from new USF coach Jeff Scott, and a PWO offer from Scott’s former boss at Clemson, Dabo Swinney. Helms, who was once committed to Holy Cross, will take an official visit to Clemson January 17th and one to USF the

USC is one of the offers out to DE Keeshawn Silver (6-5 260) of Rocky Mount, NC. Some of his other offers are North Carolina, NC State, Duke, Boston College, Louisville, Michigan, Auburn, Florida, Tennessee, East Carolina, Georgia Tech and Wake Forest. Silver is not ready to trim his list at this point. He has

LB Gereme Spraggins of Hutchinson JC, KS has USC in his top six. His others are Maryland, West Virginia, Oklahoma State, Arkansas and Tennessee. He graduates in December.