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South Carolina Lands Top Tight End Caden Ramsey

9/10/2025

Summary

Story summary

South Carolina's 2026 recruiting class added tight end Caden Ramsey, who chose the Gamecocks over Georgia Tech, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech.
Ramsey recorded 40 catches for 749 yards and nine touchdowns last season, ranking No. 256 among wide receivers.
Cincinnati's Sefa Sackey, a 2026 defensive end, impressed with a three-sack game while considering football and basketball offers.
Illinois quarterback Israel Abrams, a top five player for 2027, is attracting interest from major programs after recent visits.
New Jersey tight end JT Geraci is evaluating offers after visiting Florida and Ohio State.

History

Historical Context

In 1972, the NCAA implemented regulations on college football recruiting, reshaping how programs like South Carolina attract talent. The recent signing of Caden Ramsey, who recorded 40 catches for 749 yards last season, highlights this evolution. As high school athletes navigate choices among major programs, the competitive landscape underscores the NCAA's significant influence on recruitment strategies in American college football.

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Story summary

South Carolina's 2026 recruiting class added tight end Caden Ramsey, who chose the Gamecocks over Georgia Tech, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech.
Ramsey recorded 40 catches for 749 yards and nine touchdowns last season, ranking No. 256 among wide receivers.
Cincinnati's Sefa Sackey, a 2026 defensive end, impressed with a three-sack game while considering football and basketball offers.
Illinois quarterback Israel Abrams, a top five player for 2027, is attracting interest from major programs after recent visits.
New Jersey tight end JT Geraci is evaluating offers after visiting Florida and Ohio State.

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