Kelvin Hunter signs with South Carolina
It’s signing day in South Carolina, and signatures from prospects continue to roll in for Shane Beamer’s Gamecocks program.
The latest prospect to officially ink with the Gamecock football is West Florence (S.C.) safety Kelvin Hunter.
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He is rated by the On3 Industry Ranking as a four-star prospect. Hunter is additionally ranked as the 269th-best prospect in the 2024 class and the 22nd-best safety prospect nationally.
Hunter is the 5th-best prospect in the state of South Carolina. He will help a lot with depth and he also intends to enroll early in January.
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The Gamecocks beat out Virginia Tech to land Hunter. What ultimately put things over the top was the camaraderie of the 2024 class. Hunter mentioned his bond with fellow members of his class in an interview with our very own Wes Mitchell.
It was also Special Teams Coordinator Pete Lembo who pushed for Hunter. Lembo told him that he could use him on all units. Expect to see Hunter involved on special teams to some capacity next season.
South Carolina National Signing Day Resources:
- GamecockCentral NSD Headquarters
- South Carolina Commit List
- NSD Prospect Roundup
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Here is more on the newest addition for readers of GamecockCentral.com:
South Carolina Gamecocks recruiter: Torrian Grey, Clayton White
Other scholarship offers: Virginia Tech, Auburn, Michigan, Coastal Carolina, Tenessee
Why South Carolina? “They made me feel at home, really,” Hunter said. “That’s the place where I felt most comfortable. Every time I was there, they always asked how I was and how my family’s been. It’s close to home so all my parents and family can come watch me play, so it was a great decision for me.”
