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South Carolina head soccer coach Shane Beamer is but to take care of a core foundational field that has the doable to waste the Gamecocks’ probability of organising it to the College Soccer Playoff, regardless of having headline-making QB LaNorris Sellers: their wideout receiver space.
“The wideout room remains mysterious in terms of the depth chart. The Gamecocks faced a similar predicament last spring and eventually, tight end Joshua Simon led the team in catches, yards and touchdowns,” 247 Sports’ Brad Crawford writes.
Beamer targeted on the difficulty and landed a quartet of four-indispensable person receivers in the early transfer portal in December. Nonetheless does relying completely on rookies sound correct for a program in talks on the CFP level?
No if truth be told. That is why Crawford thinks Beamer would decide to transfer shopping again in April when the spring transfer portal window opens.
“That said, relying on first-year players to lead your wide receiver room is a bit terrifying in the SEC. Unless Harbor or another returning veteran ascends to a heightened level over the next few weeks, expect the Gamecocks to be shoppers for top-end, pass-catching talent in April when the spring window opens,” Crawford wrote.
Analyst Josh Pate furthermore agrees with Crawford’s views on the Gamecocks.
“They return about 50% of their production on defense, so that’s the first thing I’d be watching around there this spring. And then the second thing is, is Nyck Harbor a legitimate wide receiver one in the SEC? And what kind of depth do they have beyond him at wide receiver?” Pate acknowledged on his College Soccer Demonstrate.
Whereas the South Carolina head coach doesn’t decide to bother about his QB, his job of constructing an offensive line proper ample to wait on Sellers remains.