Recruiting

WR DJ Huggins (5-11 165) of Kennesaw, GA was amongst the crowd of recruits watching South Carolina practice on Saturday, and then mingling with members of the coaching staff. At one time, Huggins had a lot of interest in the Gamecocks’ rivals to the northwest, but he’s moved on from Clemson and has found USC […]

OL Will Endicott (6-4 280) of Prosper, TX, made the long drive with his family from the Lone Star State to the Palmetto State to watch South Carolina practice on Saturday, and to meet up with Gamecock head coach Shane Beamer and offensive line coach Randy Clements. The visit went so well, the thought of

South Carolina forward Elijah Strong, who was fourth on the team in scoring this past season, plans to enter the transfer portal, according to On3’s Jamie Shaw. Strong spent two seasons at Boston College, where he averaged seven points per game. He committed to USC out of the transfer portal in April of last year. In

South Carolina will have several recruiting targets on campus this weekend as the Gamecocks continue with their spring practices. Among the prospects who have publicly revealed plans to visit are: Clemson returns to practice on Sunday and the Tigers will have some prospects on hand who have publically posted their plans to visit. Those include:

Dutch Fork DT Jaden Wuerth will be among the prospects who will visit South Carolina this weekend to watch spring practice and be recruited by Shane Beamer and his staff. In the case of Wuerth, Beamer and defensive line coach Travian Robertson have some catching up to do with Clemson. After visiting the Tigers for

South Carolina receivers coach Mike Furrey recently locked down a commitment from WR Jaiden Kelly-Murray of Oceanside Collegiate, and has now turned his attention to another of the state’s top wideouts, Amare Patterson (6-2 197) of Ridgeland and Bluffton High School. Patterson visited the Gamecocks for a spring practice earlier in the week and got

Former South Carolina defensive ends coach Sterling Lucas did a heck of a job filling his room with talent over the last few years, with guys like Kyle Kennard, Dylan Stewart, Bryan Thomas Jr. and Julian Walker. His replacement, Deion Barnes, is hard at work keeping that momentum going for the position. Lucas put the

Clemson’s recruiting momentum with its tailbacks has shifted this spring. Georgia prospect Andrew Beard (5-9, 197) is a prime example. The 2027 target from Bogart was one of three running backs on campus for the Elite Retreat recently. Unlike Gary Walker, Beard has been on Clemson’s radar for some time, and the trip to campus

South Carolina quarterback coach Kendal Briles is still loading up his database with the names of quarterback prospects he likes. Tuesday, he offered two more that passed his scrutiny, and both are Floridians committed to other programs. Logan Flaherty (6-2 195) is from Port Charlotte and has been committed to UCF since October 14th. He

According to College Transfer Portal, Houston free agent OL David Ndukwe (6-6 325) is on an official visit to South Carolina through Wednesday. Ndukwe, who has played left tackle, missed most of the 2025 season after suffering a dislocated left knee in the second game, but the NCAA granted him another season of eligibility for

Lucky Beckham OT Ty Johnson (6-6 300) has been a great climber in the recruiting world since the end of his junior season. He went from the mid-major tier of recruits to the Power Four level, and currently has a pair of SEC teams at the top in South Carolina and Georgia. Johnson visited the

RB Javarris Warner of LaGrange, GA has set an official visit with South Carolina for June 5th. He also visited for a spring practice this month. He has been committed to Cincinnati. South Carolina target DE Marvin Nguetsop was offered by Ohio State. South Carolina target OL Stafford Willis was offered by Cincinnati. South Carolina