Where will four-star offensive lineman Juan Gaston announce his commitment to between Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia football?

The Georgia Bulldogs have been running hot on the recruiting trail over the last couple of months and another big name in the 2025 recruiting class is set to come off of the board on Friday. Offensive lineman Juan Gaston will be announcing his commitment between Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. So where will he be committing to?

Gaston is rated as a four-star prospect, the 164th-best player in the country, the 16th-best offensive tackle and the 20th-best player in the state of Georgia for the 2025 recruiting class, according to 247 sports composite rankings. Gaston took official visits to Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Oregon this summer in that order.

As for where Gaston will announce his commitment, Georgia appears to be the leader in this recruitment. When an offensive line prospect with a skillset as elite as Gaston’s, it’s not very often that the Bulldogs’ staff lets them get out of the state, and this recruitment appears to be no exception. However, all four schools in the mix have made a strong push for Gaston, but specifically Tennessee is a team to keep an eye on as this one comes down to the end.

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Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Students in York, Clover and Chester County schools head back to the classroom on Thursday.
New this year,  the state of South Carolina has banned students from using mobile phones at school.  If schools don’t follow the rule they could lose state funding.

Many of the students used apps like Canva to complete certain school projects, which originally could be accessed on their phones. Students worry about how they would contact their parents if an emergency was to occur but school officials say that phones have become a distraction that hopefully will help minimize cyberbullying.

Zane Cina spoke to school leaders and students about the ban.

In an interview Wednesday, freshman guard, Cameron Scott told WACH FOX sports reporter Amanda Poole, “you’re playing for a whole state”, when asked about the team being made up of over 50 percent South Carolina natives. The Gamecocks will strive to build on the momentum fostered last season by a team that upsetting SEC blue bloods, Kentucky and Tennessee earning a bid to March Madness.

Jacobi Wright G Sr.

Zachary Davis G Jr.

Jordan Butler F So. (Missouri Transfer)

Weston COggeshall G Fr.

Nick Pringle F Grad Student (Alabama Transfer)

Arden Conyers Redshirt Fr.

Cameron Scott G Fr.

Collin Murrary-Boyles F So.

Though they lost in the first round, last season should be viewed as things to come for Coach Lamont Paris. Heading into his third year he’s going to have expectations on im for the first time in his tenure. Recruiting his state very well and making it an us against the rest mentality is a mantra that bowed well for this team for teams to come. If you notice Coach Paris is not a rah rah coach he’s more of a never get to high never get to low and were going to build on team of hard work and buying into a system.

Loosing last year’s leading scorer Meechie Johnson who has returned back to Ohio State, will be missed but Lexington, SC native Scott will fill his shoes nicely. Cam is an elite guard who understands the maginitude of the moment this prgram is in; by attracting GG Jackson, himself and now Eli Elllis who has been a hard commit for some time now. Continued success so could position the Gamecocks favorably in the evolving landscape of SEC basketball.”

In the same interview with Poole, the right hander also relayed, “its beautiful to follow behind great footsteps”. Scott is now the fourth four-star player to remain home to play for the Gamecocks.