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South Carolina 3-Year-Old Fatally Shoots Mother With ‘Unsecured Firearm,’ Officials Say
A girl was fatally shot in South Carolina this week, and authorities imagine her 3-year-old little one by chance fired the gun, which was “unsecured” and accessible to the toddler.
Cora Lyn Bush, 33, died at an area hospital in Spartanburg, close to South Carolina’s northern border, at round 9:45 a.m. on Wednesday morning, in line with the Spartanburg County Coroner’s Workplace. Her dying stemmed from “a capturing incident” that had occurred a number of hours earlier, the nook added.
“Please maintain the household of Ms. Bush in your ideas and prayers throughout this time of loss and grief,” the coroner wrote in a press release shared on the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Workplace Fb web page.
The coroner mentioned a forensic post-mortem could be performed on Thursday.
Deputies discovered Bush at roughly 7:45 a.m. on Wednesday morning whereas responding to a reported capturing at her residence, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned. Bush’s 3-year-old little one and her mom, neither of whom have been publicly named, have been there as effectively.
After emergency crews transported Bush to an area hospital, her mom recounted the incident to police. In its assertion, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned “her account of the incident corroborated with each the proof on the scene and the damage to the sufferer.”
“Though our investigation stays lively, all indications are this incident was a results of the younger little one getting access to an unsecured firearm, which resulted within the mom being by chance shot and later passing away on the hospital,” the sheriff’s workplace mentioned.
Based on information analyzed by advocacy group Everytown for Gun Security, to this point this 12 months there have been a minimum of 194 unintentional shootings by youngsters within the U.S., leading to 82 deaths and 123 accidents.
“Yearly, a whole bunch of kids within the U.S. acquire entry to firearms and unintentionally shoot themselves or another person,” the group wrote in its evaluation.
Knowledge collected in earlier years exhibits annual tallies which are practically twice as excessive, with Everytown recording between 305 and 392 unintentional shootings by youngsters yearly since 2015. The very best variety of incidents was recorded in 2021, in line with the group.
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South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer is probably popping bottles of champagne to celebrate his new QB addition.
Former Ohio State QB Air Noland announced Monday night that he’s taking his talents from Columbus to the Gamecocks in Columbia.
He has four years of eligibility remaining after redshirting in 2024. You can check out his official announcement below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Air Noland transfers from Ohio State to South Carolina.
For those who might have forgotten, Air Noland was supposed to be the next big time player for the Buckeyes. Ryan Day’s staff convinced him to commit over offers from Alabama, Clemson, Miami, Ole Miss, Oregon, Texas A&M, Utah and several other major programs.
The consensus top-10 QB recruit ultimately landed with the Buckeyes, and he didn’t last long. It’s not too different from Quinn Ewers also taking a redshirt and then dipping out.
Why is he leaving? There are likely many reasons, but the Buckeyes are also grooming former five-star recruit Julian Sayin to be QB1 and five-star recruit Tavien St. Clair is a member of the incoming class. There’s only so much room for QBs on the roster, and Air Noland must have thought he was about to be the odd man out.
Former Ohio State QB Air Noland transferred to South Carolina. (Photo by Ben Jackson/Getty Images)
As for South Carolina, Beamer just landed himself a legit QB prospect with plenty of potential. The young man had so many suitors coming out of high school because he’s ridiculously talented. Now, he’s stacking up talent in the QB room.
Starting LaNorris Sellers will remain the starter in 2025 and then could end up leaving for the NFL after his redshirt sophomore season. That would mean Noland would sit for another year developing and then could be the runaway favorite to be the starting QB for Shane Beamer’s program.
It’s best to have options, and that’s exactly what the South Carolina coach now has.
South Carolina coach Shane Beamer added Air Noland to his QB room. (Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images)
What do you think of the transfer addition? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
The Kentucky Wildcats have the chance to land another cornerback out of the portal, this time via Ball State’s Myles Norwood.
In an interview with Jacob Polacheck of KSR, Norwood said that he is planning to commit on Christmas Day and that his visits are over. Norwood is down to the Cats and South Carolina.
“[I’m looking for] the best fit for me and where I see myself going in and making an immediate impact. I want to go somewhere that will change my life in 2025,” Norwood said.
Norwood visited Kentucky this past weekend and spoke about the culture that Mark Stoops is trying to rebuild after a disastrous 2024 season in Lexington:
“What stood out the most to me was the coaching staff, the defensive scheme, and the culture Coach Stoops is trying to bring back after this past season,” Norwood said. “They see me fitting in either playing as a nickel or a corner. I bring versatility and intelligence to play either. I have to come in and compete for a spot. Nothing is given.”
Norwood has one year of eligibility remaining after beginning his career at Iowa State before landing at Ball State.
With Maxwell Hairston off to the NFL Draft, Kentucky could use some more firepower at cornerback.
Will Norwood answer the call?
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Former Ohio State Quarterback Air Noland Commits to South Carolina From Transfer Portal
Ohio State’s highly-touted class of 2024 signee at quarterback has found a new home.
Air Noland committed to South Carolina out of the transfer portal on Monday, departing from the Buckeyes after one season, in which he redshirted.
BREAKING: Ohio State True Freshman transfer QB Air Noland has Committed to South Carolina, he tells @on3sports
The 62 220 QB will have all 4 years of eligibility remaining
Was ranked as the No. 5 QB in the 24 Class (On3 Industry)https://t.co/RlUbB6Fk7q pic.twitter.com/MgOD3oUOYq
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) December 23, 2024
Noland never played a snap for Ohio State. The fifth-highest-rated member of the Buckeyes’ 2024 class, Noland came to Columbus as a four-star prospect ranked 56th overall in the 247Sports composite, considered the nation’s fourth-best quarterback and the No. 8 player out of Georgia.
Noland had an accomplished career at Langston Hughes High School, leading the Panthers to a Class 6A State Championship in 2022. Named a MaxPreps Junior All-American for his performance that year, Noland completed 73% of his passes for 4,095 yards and 55 touchdowns, one short of the most ever in a season for a Georgia high school quarterback.
Despite that pedigree, when the No. 1 quarterback and No. 6 player in Noland’s class, Julian Sayin, entered the transfer portal before the start of his freshman season at Alabama, Ryan Day and staff jumped on the opportunity to bring him in. Sayin climbed past Noland on Ohio State’s depth chart quickly, currently the team’s No. 3 quarterback behind Will Howard and Devin Brown, both of whom will be gone from the team next year. A five-star prospect also signed with the Buckeyes at quarterback in the recruiting class of 2025 in Tavien St. Clair.
Noland was not on the roster against Tennessee, which Ryan Day said was the player’s decision, not the team’s. He will have four years of eligibility left with the Gamecocks.
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