South Carolina OL target from Gaffney makes big jump in On3 rankings
Gaffney (S.C.) class of 2025 offensive lineman Shed Sarratt, a priority South Carolina football target, has made a huge leap in the latest On3 rankings and is now a four-star prospect.
On3’s in-house rankings and the On300 were officially updated on Monday. As a reminder, these rankings are different than the On3 Industry Ranking, which is a weighted average of the major recruiting rankings.
Back to Sarratt, the Gaffney standout made one of the biggest jumps of any prospect during the latest update, moving from a mid-three-star to a four-star who is now easily in the On300, which designates the top 300 prospects in the cycle.
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Sarratt now has a rating of 91 from On3, up from the 86 he had previously, and is ranked the No. 182 overall prospect and No. 12 interior offensive lineman in the class. That makes him the No. 4 in-state prospect in the class of 2025.
The move up also moves Sarratt up to four-star status in the On3 Industry Ranking, making him the No. 395 overall prospect in the class and No. 32 IOL.
The Gamecocks have prioritized Sarratt, who has seen his recruitment continue to blow up in recent weeks with offers from Florida, Tennessee, Florida State, and NC State, among others.
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Clemson commits DL Amare Adams and RB Marquise Henderson rank first and third respectively in the state for the class in the On3 rankings. Taylors (S.C.) Eastside four-star EDGE Jaquavious Dodd, a South Carolina target who doesn’t yet have an offer from the Gamecocks, is second in the state.
Rock Hill (S.C.) four-star wide receiver Malik Clark, a priority target for South Carolina, is ranked fourth in the state.
South Carolina commits EDGE Anthony Addison (6), S Damarcus Leach (8), and WR Jayden Sellers (12) are all among the Top 12 prospects in the state.
Priority out-of-state five-star targets DL Elijah Griffin and OT David Sanders rank No. 2 and No. 6 in the country, respectively.
