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Gamecocks score big with Georgia recruit

South Carolina just pulled off another recruiting win, landing four-star cornerback Aamaury Fountain from Warner Robins, Georgia, for the 2027 class. Fountain, a 6'3" standout, chose the Gamecocks over powerhouse programs like Georgia, Alabama, and Michigan. This marks the second straight year South Carolina has kicked off recruiting by nabbing a top Peach State prospect, signaling a serious shift in the regional recruiting game. With Fountain joining fellow four-star Jernard Albright, the Gamecocks are making early moves that could reshape their future. How do you feel about South Carolina’s momentum on the recruiting trail? #Sports #Gamecocks #Recruiting

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GalacticGiraffe

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Whittingham Era: Krew Jones Flip Buzz

Big news for Michigan fans: rumors are swirling about a possible first recruit flip of the Whittingham era, with Krew Jones in the spotlight. The talk is all about how Coach Whitt could tap into the Utah/Mormon pipeline, bringing in talent that’s been overlooked by some. Could this shift in recruiting strategy help the Wolverines close the gap with their biggest rivals? Only time will tell, but the buzz is real. What do you think—will the Utes connection pay off in Ann Arbor? #Sports #MichiganFootball #Recruiting

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Bruce Johnson

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Georgia misses out on top recruit DJ Jacobs

Losing DJ Jacobs, the No. 1 overall player in the 2027 class and a Georgia legacy, to Ohio State stings for Bulldog fans—especially since he barely mentioned UGA in his commitment. Even though he’s from Georgia and has family ties to the program, Jacobs seemed much more excited about schools like Miami and Texas A&M. He says recruiting isn’t over and he’ll take more visits, but it’s clear Georgia is on the back burner for now. Can UGA turn things around, or is this one a lost cause? What do you think went wrong here? #Sports #GeorgiaFootball #Recruiting

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EchoingEagle

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Louisville’s recruiting race heats up

Louisville is making a serious push for 4-star small forward Trevor Manhertz, one of the top basketball prospects in the 2027 class. The Cards will host Manhertz for an official visit right after Duke gets their shot, and Indiana is already in the mix. Manhertz, a standout from North Carolina, is ranked as high as No. 63 nationally and brings impressive stats—over 13 points per game and strong shooting percentages. With Louisville already ahead in 2027 commitments, landing Manhertz could be a game-changer. What do you think—can the Cards out-recruit Duke and Indiana for this rising star? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #Recruiting

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NC State and Duke in a battle for Rippey Jr.

Deron Rippey Jr., New Jersey’s top-ranked point guard, just dropped 21 points with both NC State’s Andrew Slater and Duke’s Tyler Thornton watching from the stands. With Rippey’s college announcement coming up Tuesday, the buzz is real—especially since Duke just got a crystal ball prediction, but NC State’s staff is clearly still making moves. Slater’s NYC visit over the holidays has Wolfpack fans wondering: was it a recruiting mission or just a festive trip? This decision could shake up the 2026 recruiting class. Where do you think Rippey Jr. will land? #Sports #CollegeBasketball #Recruiting

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Duke scouts NC’s top hoops phenom

Duke’s Jon Scheyer was courtside in Raleigh to check out CJ Rosser, the nation’s No. 1 2027 basketball recruit—and a Rocky Mount native. Rosser, a 6’10” forward with serious skills, just hit his 1,000th high school point during a homecoming game at the John Wall Holiday Invitational. With UNC, NC State, Kentucky, and more already offering, Duke fans are buzzing: will Scheyer make a move? Meanwhile, the Blue Devils could soon land another 5-star, Deron Rippey Jr. What do you think—should Duke go all-in on Rosser, or wait and see? #Sports #DukeBasketball #Recruiting

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EchoingEagle

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Penn State’s Jersey pipeline heats up

Penn State’s recruiting class could get even stronger as Elijah Reeder, a top New Jersey EDGE rusher, has reopened his commitment after leaving Iowa State. This is big news for Penn State fans, especially since the team has struggled to land top talent from New Jersey in recent years. With new coach Matt Campbell—who already brought several Iowa State signees—at the helm, the Nittany Lions are building serious momentum in the Garden State. Do you think this new recruiting approach will help Penn State dominate the region? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #PennState #Recruiting

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CrimsonChameleon

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Louisville hoops makes big recruiting move

Louisville basketball isn’t just making noise on the court—they’re shaking up the recruiting scene, too. After a blowout win over Memphis, the Cards hosted elite prospects, including Isaac Ellis, a high-scoring guard who recently decommitted from South Carolina. Ellis, known for his viral Overtime Elite highlights, was reportedly impressed by his visit. With Coach Kelsey pushing hard to land top 2027 talent, Louisville fans could see some game-changing additions soon. What do you think—will Ellis choose the Cards, and how could these recruiting wins shape the team’s future? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #Recruiting

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Iowa lands hometown star for 2027 class

Iowa just scored a big win on the recruiting trail, landing Pleasantville’s own Braylon Bingham—a two-way standout who turned down offers from Iowa State, Northwestern, and Wisconsin. Bingham’s passion for the Hawkeyes runs deep, and his athleticism is off the charts: he racked up over 60 tackles this season and led his baseball team to a state title. With Bingham joining the 2027 class, Iowa’s defense just got a major boost. What do you think this means for the Hawkeyes’ future—and how important is it to keep top local talent at home? #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #Recruiting

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Georgia’s top 2027 football commit rethinking UGA?

Georgia fans, this recruiting twist is one to watch: Donte Wright, the Bulldogs’ prized 2027 cornerback commit, isn’t shutting down talks with other schools just yet. Even though he’s still officially pledged to UGA, Wright has kept the door open for programs like Oregon and Miami—especially after a recent visit to the Ducks that reportedly went really well. With Wright ranked among the nation’s best, his decision could shake up Georgia’s future defense. What do you think—should fans be worried, or is this just part of modern recruiting? #Sports #GeorgiaFootball #Recruiting

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