Class of 2023 DB Gabe White (Goose Creek) earned a pair of offers from Butler Community College and the University of Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday, Feb 14.
But the Gators' star wasn't done just yet, recording two new looks in the form of offers from Lawrence Tech University (Feb. 16) and Madonna University (Feb. 19).
Feb. 14 wasn't the first time that the Gators' star rolled a double. White also earned offers from Graceland University (Iowa) and Bluefield State (WV) on Nov. 30.
In another groundbreaking development, 6-foot-3, 220-pound Class of 2024 ATH KD Mosley (Greenville, SC) earned a huge first offer from Group of 5 legend Liberty.
The Flames are now under the direction of Jamey Chadwell, former Coastal Carolina head coach. Chadwell took the Chanticleers to new heights during his time on the Grand Strand, and he looks to do the same with the Flames
The offer went down on Jan. 22.
Mosley's soon-to-be teammate, Class of 2024 Riley Staton (Greenville, SC), is a transfer product from Gray Collegiate Academy (Columbia) that stands firm at 6-foot-3 and 195 pounds.
Staton will compete for the starting quarterback position with the Red Raiders next fall, but in the meantime, he is breathing a huge sigh of relief. That's because the signal-caller has finally earned his first offer from instate Division 2 powerhouse Limestone on Feb 2.
The former War Eagles' quarterback had been making some noise in the prep football scene in the Midlands for quite some time before finally earning his first collegiate scholarship offer, but after much hard work, he has prevailed.
Congratulations to Mr. Staton on the absolutely outstanding accomplishment.
In another breaking development, Zyon Guiles, a sizable 2026 OT-DL combo hailing from rural Hemingway, received his No. 1 offer from The Citadel Bulldogs on Feb. 11.
Guiles filled a vital role as a starter for hometown Carvers Bay in 2022, helping lead the Bears (7-5) to the second round of the 1A playoffs.
"I'm loving it. But I'm just not done yet," Guiles warned.
The Citadel extended the offer to the Georgetown-area-based prospect on Feb. 11.
Meanwhile, under heralded Class of 2024 RB-LB combo Teauge Ward, from the 2022 2A SCISA state champion Williamsburg Academy Stallions (12-0), is continuing to gain interest after another big season in 2022.
Teauge is now drawing interest from the Yale Bulldogs, an academic Ivy League powerhouse in New Haven, Connecticut that has quite the history. Roots of the bowl game concept draw to Yale Bowl, which has served as the Bulldogs' home stadium since 1914.
It was about time that an Ivy Leauge school take a further look into the 5-foot-11, 215-pound small-town star from Kingstree (population: 3,181) that had already amassed an insane stat line by the conclusion of the Stallions' legendary run under the Pee Dee Friday Night Lights last fall.
Ward is also drawing interest from Chattanooga, Central Michigan, Newberry, and Lenoir-Rhyne.
