No. 1 2024 OT Kam Pringle names Top 6

Four-star offensive tackle Kam Pringle of Dorchester (SC) Woodland High is down to six schools– Georgia, NC State, Clemson, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida.

The 6-foot-7, 325 pounder went in-depth on his finalists

Georgia

They were the first to offer me and have been out ahead of everyone ever since I was a freshmen, after the staff change in the oline room everything just seemed to flow. 

NC State

The warm welcome from the staff, and the flow of the program really got my attention. Every time I come on campus it almost feels as if I’m visiting a group of relatives, with one of my favorite oline coaches coming In, it just made things even better! 

Clemson

They recruited me when I was extremely young and saw the potential in me, with them being an in-state program they never skipped a beat when it came to recruiting me! With Coach Austin taking over in the Oline room last season, it’s almost as if the whole flow of the oline play has been modernized and fits the style of my game play!

South Carolina

A program that jumped in on recruiting me as a 9th grader just as soon as they stepped foot in their new home! Made sure to prioritize me in recruitment and with them being just over 30 minutes from my front door, the fan base also has heavy influence in my area!

Tennessee

A school that came around a little bit later than the others but feels like I’ve known them my whole life, I was on campus quite a few times in just a span of maybe 2 months and the bonding with the staff was just phenomenal, the fanbase and energy of the staff is a huge attraction factor for me! 

Florida

Growing up I was a Gator fan and Florida had become my dream school. They were a program that I earned an offer from as a freshmen after a great day at camp, with the new staff that is there they’ve also done a great job recruiting me, and after multiple attempts natural causes just prevented me from getting on campus to meet the entire new staff in person, but I plan to soon!

Pringle ranks as the No. 40 player in the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that accounts for all four major recruiting sites. He also tabs in as the No. 1 offensive tackle and the No. 1 player in the state of South Carolina