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South Carolina Gamecocks 2015 Position Preview: Wide Receivers

By Sanders Early

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Shamier Jeffery, Terry Googer, and Matrick Belton

Shamier Jeffery is a well known name among Gamecock fans, but not for what he has done at the University of South Carolina. He is well known because of what his brother, Alshon, did at South Carolina, and for what he is doing as a star in the NFL. Perhaps, it was a little unfair for Gamecock fans to expect the same types of performances from Shamier as they did Alshon, but unfortunately for Shamier, that is what has happened.

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    • Jeffery was a 4-star recruit in the 2011 recruiting cycle according to the 247Sports Composite. He was ranked the 24th best athlete in the nation. Jeffery has caught 8 passes for 41 yards for his career and has played in 20 games.

    Terry Googer was 3-star rated receiver according to the 247Sports Composite. He committed to the Gamecocks over offers from Clemson, Georgia Tech, Miami, and many others in the class of 2014. He redshirted last season and garnered high praise from the coaching staff when he was named the Most Improved Wide Receiver at the Garnet and Black Spring Game.

    Matrick Belton is a walk-on wide receiver. He was unranked by recruiting services. He originally attended Hampton University to play football. His freshman year, Belton played in 6 games and caught 4 passes for 33 yards. He did not play his sophomore year and transferred to South Carolina. Last season, he sat out due to transfer rules. At spring practice he was honored by being awarded Outstanding Walk-on for the offense.

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