Top 4-star South Carolina recruit set to visit Columbia once more

Priority recruit Ryan Mosley, a 4-star prospect from Georgia, is making another trip to Columbia for a visit to the University of South Carolina’s campus. The Carrollton High School standout announced his unofficial visit on social media Wednesday, revealing he’ll be in town this Friday.

Many consider South Carolina and Georgia to be the primary contenders in Mosley’s recruitment. He recently took another trip to Athens, and an official visit to the Gamecocks is scheduled for June 6th. Additionally, Mosley has official visits lined up to Georgia, Penn State, Texas A&M, and Nebraska, all set for May and June.

This past winter, Mosley shared with GamecockCentral, “I just love it there [in Columbia.] That’s just a place that feels like home right now.”

The Gamecocks’ pursuit of Mosley is being led by wide receivers coach Mike Furrey. Last cycle, Furrey brought in six scholarship wide receivers (along with one preferred walk-on), four of whom were ranked as 4-star recruits, and two as 3-star prospects.

Mosley has excelled on both sides of the ball at Carrollton, earning the label of “athlete” during his recruitment. However, at the collegiate level, he’s expected to play receiver.

On3’s industry ranking, which combines rankings from On3, 247Sports, ESPN, and Rivals, lists Mosley as the No. 217 player in the country, No. 11 athlete, and No. 28 player in Georgia. On3 itself is even higher on Mosley, ranking him No. 142 nationally, No. 7 among athletes, and No. 20 in the state of Georgia.

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South Carolina Women’s Basketball: Potential Transfer Portal Targets for the Gamecocks

Today we’re diving into a couple of standout names in the world of college basketball, and first up is Rose, a two-time SoCon Player of the Year. Despite playing just six games last season due to injury, she’s already made a huge impact when healthy. Rose dropped 23 points in a game against Duke and followed that up with a solid performance of 20 points and 8 rebounds at South Carolina. She’s already proven she can compete at the highest levels, showcasing her skills at a power conference caliber.

Next, we’ve got Kiyomi McMiller, a 5’8″ freshman guard from Rutgers. Last season, McMiller averaged 18.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 3.0 assists, quickly earning a name for herself and nearly snagging the Big Ten Freshman of the Year award. However, despite all the potential, McMiller has yet to enter the transfer portal, but rumors suggest that’s just around the corner.

Kiyomi McMiller

Here’s where it gets tricky—McMiller has been suspended multiple times this season, with the first suspension reportedly linked to a locker room incident. What’s concerning is how McMiller handled the situation afterward, which raised serious questions about her maturity and self-awareness. For a team like South Carolina, who needs stability and a strong team culture, she might not be the right fit.

Definitely a situation to keep an eye on as McMiller’s next move could shake things up in the coming weeks.