National Signing Day ends with no LOI from South Carolina commit Jordan Burch

Will Muschamp spoke on signees Wednesday evening and did not mention Burch.

The South Carolina recruiting drama continues as five-star defense tackle Jordan Burch still hasn't turned in his letter of intent. 

During his recap press conference on the evening of National Signing Day, USC head coach Will Muschamp said the Gamecocks signed four athletes on the day. He then went on to discuss the upside of running back ZaQuandre White, wide receiver Ger-Cari Caldwell, defensive lineman Alex Huntley and defensive end Gilber Ednond. 

He made no mention of Jordan Burch, who didn't sign during the early signing period for what he said was an act of solidarity so he could sign with friends. 

Burch did visit his second choice school LSU in late January. 

When asked if he was concerned about those that hadn't turned in their letters today, Muschamp said "no," but was unable to give an explanation as to why the letter had not been turned in. 

Burch was at Hammond's signing day ceremony with a South Carolina hat and signed a paper. He declined questions after the ceremony. That afternoon, Burch took to his Twitter account and retweeted a Fox Sports page saying he signed. 

Burch's Twitter page earlier today. He RTd an account saying be signed. Not sure why it hasn't been turned in yet. pic.twitter.com/bPe7Cg7Qtw

— Chaunte'l Powell (@chauntelpowell) February 5, 2020

As of 5 p.m. ET on Wednesday, the South Carolina football account had yet to tweet about Burch.