STRecruiting Notebook 6-11:  Clemson closing in on the Foxes; Clemson target sets commitment date; USC offers two top in-state 2029 prospects

STRecruiting Notebook 6-11: Clemson closing in on the Foxes; Clemson target sets commitment date; USC offers two top in-state 2029 prospects

SAF Steven Fox said Thursday afternoon he and his brother, LB Sean Fox, are finished with their officials after seeing Georgia, Clemson, and Kentucky, and will have a decision by end of week or early next week. They have been projected to Clemson.

Clemson target SAF Seth Williams plans a commitment announcement for July 3rd. He’s got the Tigers and Georgia at the top, but plans to visit Florida this weekend.

Clemson target SAF Ta’Shawn Poole is focused on Tennessee and Florida State per Chad Simmons.

South Carolina offered 2029 RB Brayden Boults of Crestwood, 2029 OL Jaylen Speller (6-5 320) of IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL, and 2029 RB Carter Nash of Dorman. Cash is also a high-level baseball prospect.

2028 QB Tripp Gallus (6-5 180) of Hanahan worked out at the South Carolina camp on Wednesday. He has also camped at Clemson, Georgia Tech, and Wake Forest. He has an offer from Eastern Michigan.

OL Amir Moore of Harrells, NC, who had an offer from South Carolina but had not scheduled an OV, committed to NC State.

OL Junior Saunders of Woodberry Forest, VA, who at one time favored USC, and had an official visit scheduled for June 19th, committed to Virginia Tech last weekend after his official visit there.

OL Adrian Williams of Jacksonville, who had an offer from South Carolina, committed to Georgia Tech.

OL Antonio Keefer of Memphis, who had an offer from USC, committed to Memphis.

LB Jackson Conner of Indian Land committed to Marshall.

6-10 Andre Ngomabie of SW Mississippi JC committed to SC State.

1B Colby Thorndyke of Coastal Carolina is headed to Francis Marion.

College of Charleston signed LHP Case Gibbs from Maryland. He’s a Charlotte native who made three appearances and pitched 2.1 innings this season with no record, no runs allowed, four strikeouts, one hit and one walk.


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