This is the worst kept secret in all of college football. After Dylan Lonergan promised to return to Alabama in the summer, the former number one target on the board looked like the Gamecocks weren’t going to. Take High School Quarterback in Class of 2023.
In-state quarterback Llanolis Sellers then put together a stellar senior campaign at South Florence High School to win his first 4A state title.
Sellers made such an impact on the Bruins that Gamecock’s coaching staff put out an offer for the dual threat quarterback on October 22nd.
There’s one thing stopping Gamecocks from grabbing a Palmetto state native’s commitment. It’s the seller’s longstanding commitment to Syracuse. Orange’s recently promoted offensive has a strong relationship with his coordinator Jason Beck, And early national signing day period begins Do the Gamecocks have a chance of flipping their star quarterback on December 21st?
After being named South Carolina’s offensive MVP at Saturday’s Shrine Bowl, Lanolis was interviewed by Columbia’s CBS affiliate WLTX sports reporter Reggie Anderson, who asked him about his commitment status to Syracuse.
“I mean, yeah, but you know [there’s] There is something to think about on that. ”
He also noted how the South Carolina coaching staff continues to use its proximity to home as a primary pitch. Also played in the Shrine Bowl. According to an interview with The State’s Lou Bejak, he was in earshot of the seller during a week of practice leading up to the game.
The South Carolina coaching staff is using the last possible card. Lou Bezjak reported Saturday afternoon that the Gamecocks are planning to hold a home visit with Sellers and his family on Saturday night before Sunday’s recruiting dead period begins.
Sellers remains committed to Syracuse, but for now South Carolina has spent the past two months securing pledges for a player with compelling potential who could be fully unlocked at the next level. It cannot be denied that he made every effort to
Gamecocks will sooner or later find out if what they did was enough to change his mind.
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