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Recruiting doesn’t take breaks in the summer. In fact, it only heats up.
After a wave of June official visits, July and August have been popular stretches for some of the nation’s best to lock in their college decisions. More are expected as the summer continues.
Here are the latest predictions from Rivals.com national recruiting analyst Ryan O’Bleness.
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Daniels tells Rivals he plans to announce his commitment on Aug. 2. He has had a lot of suitors with nearly 30 scholarship offers throughout his recruitment, but barring any surprises, the three schools considered to be in the running for the four-star safety are Clemson, South Carolina and Virginia Tech.
With that said, South Carolina has put a strong emphasis on recruiting the DMV area under head coach Shane Beamer and has been considered the leader for Daniels for a while. Daniels took an official visit with the Gamecocks during the weekend of June 21 and he has built up a strong relationship with South Carolina defensive backs coach Torrian Gray.
Daniels ranks as the No. 8 player in the state of Virginia and the No. 31 safety in the 2025 cycle.
Prediction: South Carolina
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Gilchrist, who boasts close to 30 scholarship offers in total, recently released a top-three of Georgia, Maryland and South Carolina. He took official visits to each of those schools, but the latest intel we’ve heard suggests that this one will ultimately be a battle between South Carolina and…
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Publish date : 2024-07-20 13:13:53
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