Markee Anderson returning to South Carolina for 2025 season
It’s official: South Carolina Gamecocks fans will see Markee Anderson suiting up in the Garnet and Black in 2025.
Anderson has signed a name, image, and likeness (NIL) contract with Garnet Trust, it was announced on Wednesday morning.
That means that Shane Beamer will keep one of the team’s up-and-coming offensive linemen in Columbia for his redshirt sophomore season.
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“Kudos to our fanbase, kudos to our administration, kudos to the Garnet Trust for all they’ve done to be able to help us and our guys out in so many ways,” Beamer said of South Carolina’s efforts in player retention last year. “This program is about relationships, honesty, and trust and having conversations with guys, and building relationships throughout the season. Guys have expressed to us that they want to be (here).”
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“I think retaining our current roster is the most important thing,” added Darren Uscher, South Carolina football’s Director of Player Personnel and Recruiting, during a recent appearance on GC Live.
Anderson underwent a season ending knee injury back in 2023 after being a top ranked prospect out of high school. The freshman has not recorded any games played with the Gamecocks.
Markee Anderson South Carolina Bio
- Highly-touted in-state offensive line prospect who prepped at Dorman High School
- Played for head coach Dustin Curtis
- Helped the Cavaliers to nine wins and a trip to the second-round of the Class 5A playoffs
- Named to the all-state team and was the Class 5A Upper State Lineman of the Year
- Selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas where he was the starting left tackle and in the Under Armour All-America game
- Considered the No. 2 player in the Palmetto State, the sixth-best interior offensive lineman and 156th overall in the 247Sports Composite… ranked as the second-best player in the state, the No. 10 interior offensive lineman in the country and No. 156 overall in On3 Consensus… ranked the third-best player in the state, the 15th-best offensive tackle in the country and No. 135 on the ESPN300.
