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South Carolina’s streak of in-state transactions continued as the early signing period began.

Shane projector and the Gamecocks have been active in recruiting in the state of South Carolina – for good reason – and have another big player in the state staying home as time ran out in the 2025 recruiting cycle.

Mike Tyler, a three-star in-state tight end, decommitted from LSU to the Gamecocks on Wednesday after Beamer and his coaching staff continued to target the local pass-catcher for months. Tyler committed to LSU over the summer due to out-of-state advances from Duke and West Virginia.

Rivals.com National Analyst Sam Spiegelman The whole story is HERE.

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Na’eem Offord was one of the most polarizing recruits of this 2025 cycle.

After a three-team battle for the five-star cornerback that only intensified as the early signing period approached, Offord has switched his commitment from Ohio State to Oregon. The No. 20 overall player in the Rivals250 signed with the Ducks on Wednesday at National Signing Day at AW Parker High School in Birmingham (Ala.).

Rivals.com National Analyst Sam Spiegelman The whole story is HERE.

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It was always the SEC for Lagonza Hayward. It was just a question of where.

The Peach State star from Lyons (Ga.) Toombs County considered many programs on the traditional SEC East side of the coin before choosing Tennessee in July. He retired from the Vols at the start of December and the battle between Georgia State and Florida State picked up steam again.

Hayward decided to move on Billy Napier and Florida during a ceremony at his school Wednesday afternoon.

Rivals.com National Analyst John Garcia Jr. The whole story is HERE.

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Winston Watkins told his plan to anyone who would listen.

After two early verbal commitments, one to Texas A&M and the other to Colorado, the Venice (Florida) High School star wanted to hold off on his next – and final – decision until it could be officially announced on National Signing Day.

Wednesday marked the day for the Class of 2025 and Watkins followed through on his decision to commit to the Ole Miss Rebels.

Rivals.com National Analyst John Garcia Jr. The whole story is HERE.

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One of the best in Texas is heading to Arkansas.

Ja’Kayden Ferguson, one of the best wide receivers in the country from the Houston area, signed with the Razorbacks on Wednesday.

Rivals.com National Analyst Sam Spiegelman The whole story is HERE.

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Five-star David Sanders Jr. is not signing on National Signing Day. The top-ranked offensive lineman in the country has been committed to Tennessee since August but isn’t ready to fully end his recruitment just yet.

Rivals.com National Analyst Adam Friedman The whole story is HERE.

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Shortly before LaRue Zamorano transferred to Michigan State this summer, he talked about his two finalists in a local 7on7 tournament.

The four-star cornerback from Corona (Calif.) Centennial played at Michigan State and Washington and the main reason for the Spartans’ win was his relationship with position coach Demetrice Martin, who is also a family friend.

In recent days, Martin transferred from Michigan State to UCLA and Zamorano wasn’t far behind, as on signing day the four-star announced his commitment to the Bruins after decommitting from the Spartans just a few days ago.

Rivals.com National Analyst Adam Gorney The whole story is HERE.

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High-profile defensive tackle Darrion Smith committed to Tennessee on July 30, but his verbal commitment to the Volunteers only lasted a few months. And on National Signing Day, the Saint Frances Academy (Baltimore, Maryland) star transferred to Auburn.

RIvals.com National Analyst Ryan O’Bleness The whole story is HERE.

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Kentucky has flipped the commitment of three-star defensive lineman Grant Grayton from Minnesota. Rivals.com National Analyst Ryan O’Bleness The whole story is HERE.

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Rival four-star DL Christian Ingram made his decision after the fact.

After visits to South Carolina and USC the last two weekends, the No. 30 DL in the Class of 2025 from Georgia battled back and forth between picking the Gamecocks and the Trojans.

On National Signing Day Shane projector and the Gamecocks scored another major recruiting victory when Ingram signed on the dotted line.

Rivals.com National Analyst Sam Spiegelman The whole story is HERE.

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Ohio State has a lot ahead of it on the field and is still a national recruiting power.

Adding to the future of the backfield in Montgomery (Ala.) on Wednesday morning was Carver High School star Anthony Rogers, aka Turbo, officially committing to the in-state Alabama Crimson Tide.

Rivals.com National Analyst John Garcia Jr. The whole story is HERE.

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Amid coaching changes and the morning of National Signing Day, one of the biggest twists of the 2025 recruiting cycle was announced Wednesday morning.

Four-star high school standout Cortez Mills from Homestead, Florida, has announced a verbal commitment to the Nebraska Cornhuskers. He had been verbally committed to Oklahoma since July 1st.

Rivals.com National Recruiting Analyst John Garcia Jr. The whole story is HERE.

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Michael Terry was one of the biggest dominoes left on the board of this 2025 recruiting class as the early signing period approached.

Terry, the No. 89 overall player in the Rivals250 out of Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio, Texas, has chosen Texas. Oregon and Nebraska finished behind the in-state Longhorns for the 6-foot-3, 215-pound, multi-dimensional offensive playmaker from I-35.

More from Rivals.com national analyst Sam Spiegelman HERE.

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Shamar Arnoux has never lacked the element of surprise in his recruitment.

The four-star cornerback from Georgia delivered another fireworks display on National Signing Day as Arnoux decommitted for the third time, this time to Florida State.

More from Rivals.com national analyst Sam Spiegelman HERE.

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