Elijah Davis signs with Gamecocks
The 2023 recruiting class for South Carolina Gamecocks football continues to take shape with signatures rolling in during the first day of the December early signing period.
The latest prospect to officially ink with the Gamecock program is Scooba (Mississippi) East Mississippi four-star defensive tackle Elijah Davis.
He is ranked by the On3 Consensus as the No. 3 JUCO prospect nationally regardless of position, in addition to the number one JUCO defensive line prospect nationally and the No. 2 prospect in the state of Mississippi.
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South Carolina Gamecocks recruiter: Jimmy Lindsey
Other scholarship offers: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss
Why South Carolina? “Our relationship is good, talk to them almost every week, just to keep updated about what’s going on and stuff. They were saying they need a guy like me, just to come in, and plug and play — Zacch Pickens is leaving. I think I can make a lot of plays in that defense, and really looking forward to it. I like (Shane Beamer) a lot. He’s cool. You can tell he’s a family guy, that’s a thing that I like. Keeping the coaches connected to the players, that’s something I really look at.”
Scouting report from GamecockCentral: This Palmetto State native has been on the recruiting radar since high school, when a series of camp performances put him on the map. Davis has a great frame and is built well in his lower body. He’s an athletic option at the defensive tackle position who has the size to hold up inside, but also is quick and violent. He has the potential to be very disruptive inside for USC.
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