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New Numbers For Incoming Gamecock Freshmen

South Carolina's Football program has handed out jersey numbers to several early enrollees.

Fisher Brewer

New Numbers For Incoming Gamecock Freshmen
New Numbers For Incoming Gamecock Freshmen /

It's always exciting to see which numbers the incoming freshmen will choose, making the fact that they're a part of the football team feel real. You wait a long time for these guys to arrive on campus, so seeing the numbers they pick makes fans anticipate the moment these future stars hit the field for the South Carolina Gamecocks on Saturdays at Williams Brice.

Here's the current list of numbers from the early enrollees:

Freshmen Numbers

EDGE/OLB Dylan Stewart - No. 6

WR Mazeo Bennett - No. 3

QB Dante Reno - No. 10

Dante Reno getting set to throw a pass during a session at the M2 QB Academy (2nd Aug., 2023)
Dante Reno getting set to throw a pass during a session at the M2 QB Academy (2nd Aug., 2023) / Rick Cinclair | Worcester Telegram

EDGE/OLB Wendell Gregory - No. 10

S David Bucey - No. 13

LB Fred Johnson - No. 15

WR Debron Gatling - No. 17

S Kelvin Hunter - No. 21

PK Mason Love - No. 24

DB Isaiah McClary - No. 26

OT Kam Pringle - No. 54

OG Blake Franks - No. 71

OT Josiah Thompson - No. 74

Not yet listed are:

  • TE Michael Smith
  • CB Jalewis Solomon
  • DT Jerome Simmons
  • RB Matthew Fuller

As additional information becomes available, we will promptly update the article. One thing of note is the inclusion of Kelvin Hunter's number, which indicates that Gamecock star DB Nick Emmanwori might be wearing a new number for the 2024 season, potentially his high school jersey number, 7.

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FISHER BREWER

Fisher has been covering the Gamecocks for 5 years as a freelancer under the name of USCTalk, a popular page in the Carolina community that led to his first reporting job for Rivals.com. He left to go back to being a freelancer and then, a year later, joined the Sports Illustrated family in January 2023.

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