STRecruiting Notebook 7-27:  A top 2028 football prospect is leaving the state; A 2028 OL target sets visit to USC; South Carolina loses a 4th portal signee to MLB; Clemson in top six with national basketball prospect

STRecruiting Notebook 7-27: A top 2028 football prospect is leaving the state; A 2028 OL target sets visit to USC; South Carolina loses a 4th portal signee to MLB; Clemson in top six with national basketball prospect

South Carolina target 2028 DE Nasir Walker is leaving AC Flora and moving to Irvin, CA to attend Crean Lutheran High School. Along with an offer from the Gamecocks, Walker has also picked up offers from Cal, Florida State, NC State, Louisville, Kentucky, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, and others.

2028 OL Ty Winn of Philadelphia plans to visit South Carolina again for the Georgia game in November.

South Carolina target 2028 LB Tysir Young of Middletown, DE committed to Alabama.

South Carolina target 2028 QB Carter Zingelmann of Coppell, TX was offered by Missouri.

In a 247Sports story by Zac Blostein, the writer opined that Clemson target DE Asher Ghioto of Jacksonville appears to favor Miami and Florida at this point in his recruitment.

From last week: Clemson is among the top 12 with 2028 QB Trey Wright of Frisco, TX.  The others are Florida State, Arizona, TCU, Houston, Oregon, Michigan, SMU, Kentucky, Kansas State, North Carolina, and Missouri. 

South Carolina lost free agent commitment RHP Ethan Sutton to the Dodgers, who drafted him in the 16th round and went over slot to sign him with a $175,00 bonus. He’s the fourth portal signee by USC, all pitchers, to sign with an MLB club. The others are Tyler Pitzer, Miguel Hugas, and Will Whelan. Those subtractions leave the Gamecocks with 34 players on the roster.

6-4 Justin Wise of Bogart, GA has Clemson in his top six with Texas, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Georgia and Miami.

6-8 Nolan Nelson of Charlotte has Furman in his final five with Florida, Southern Cal, USF and Harvard.

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