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Gamecocks get holiday commitment from 4 star Florida LB Robinson

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Gamecocks get holiday commitment from Florida LB Robinson

July 04, 2022

South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer enjoyed more than just a barbecue on Independence Day, as he received yet another commitment for the 2023 class. 4 star Linebacker Jaden Robinson (6-1 215) of Lake City, FL announced his pledge to the Gamecocks via his Twitter page on Monday.

Robinson is the latest Sunshine State product to commit to the Gamecocks. South Carolina received a commitment from fellow linebacker Grayson Howard last week, following the announcements of Florida products tight end Connor Cox, athlete Kelton Henderson, and safety Cameron Upshaw.

Robinson chose the Gamecocks from a “Top 4” that also included Kentucky, Maryland, and Michigan. He visited in May and returned for an official visit June 24th. Robinson said after the May visit that defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Clayton White let him know there was a spot for him on his defense.

“Just come and be a part of them, be a part of the program,” Robinson said. “He said I can come in a be an inside backer, and on third down come down and blitz off the edge.”

Last season Robinson totaled 64 tackles with 3 tackles for loss and 2 sacks.

Robinson also took official visits to Maryland and Kentucky. Some of his other offers were Louisville, LSU, Florida, Florida State, Nebraska and Tennessee.

Robinson is the 13th commitment for the Gamecocks 2023 recruiting class. The only other Gamecock target with an announcement commitment date at this time is QB Dylan Lonergan on July 12th.

 
Excellent get. This linebacker class is looking like it could be very special.
Yep.

It seems like Year 2 for a new head coach is always the best year for whatever the reason. They have their first full recruiting class and have learned what in their system does and does not work in their first season, so there's a positive bump in Year 2.

Our recruiting classes have underperformed for so long that things have gotten deader than usual during the offseason.

I am looking forward to Shane's recruits walking the talk this season going forward.
 
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