Gamecocks Steal Hometown Prospect From LSU
South Carolina secures tight end Mike Tyler, flipping him from LSU.
South Carolina secures tight end Mike Tyler, flipping him from LSU.
Alabama narrowly dodged a second upset in the SEC, defeating South Carolina.
LSU triumphs with a 36-33 win over South Carolina after overcoming errors and a 17-point deficit.
South Carolina has successfully flipped tight end Mike Tyler, from Hammond, from his LSU commitment. Tyler's signing was announced in a heartfelt ceremony at his school, and he will enroll at USC in June. Tyler originally committed to LSU on August 18, but maintained contact with South Carolina. He attended several Gamecocks games and donned USC gear during Hammond’s championship matchup, hinting at his eventual switch. Tyler praised the Gamecocks' culture and the way they utilize tight ends, drawing him towards Staying close to home. He will be USC's 22nd high school recruit in their 2025 class and 11th from South Carolina, a pattern seen before with other recruits like Alex Huntley and Jordan Burch. Tyler brings impressive statistics, having amassed 38 catches for 618 yards, including the decisive touchdown in Hammond's state championship win. His coach Jon Wheeler has high expectations, noting Tyler’s exceptional talent and potential to shine at the collegiate level.
Alabama narrowly survives South Carolina, securing a 27-25 victory.
LSU battles back from a 17-point deficit to defeat South Carolina 36-33 in a dramatic SEC showdown.