South Carolina and Alabama delivered one of the weekend’s most intense matchups on Saturday afternoon — and plenty of recruits were in attendance to soak in the atmosphere at Williams-Brice Stadium. Among them was Georgia standout Madoxx Davis, who left Columbia with a brand-new scholarship offer from the Gamecocks. The Cartersville High School athlete announced the news on social media shortly after his visit.
The offer from South Carolina adds to an already impressive list for Davis, who has also drawn attention from Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and several other major programs.
Although Davis is a two-way standout, excelling both as a wide receiver and defensive back, South Carolina appears to be recruiting him primarily on the offensive side of the ball. He’s widely regarded as one of the top wide receiver prospects in Georgia’s 2028 class.
On offense, Davis is known for his explosive playmaking ability. While not the biggest receiver, he compensates with elite quickness, sharp field vision, and the ability to fight through contact. His versatility allows him to line up both outside and in the slot, creating mismatches across the field.
He’s also made a name for himself on special teams, showcasing his dynamic skills as a kickoff and punt returner. So far in the 2025 season, Davis has already found the end zone multiple times in the return game.
At Cartersville, Davis shares the field with Brady Marchese, a Georgia commit and former South Carolina target. Despite Marchese commanding plenty of attention, Davis has remained a key part of the Purple Hurricanes’ offense, with the coaching staff designing plays specifically to get the ball in his hands — both in quick passing situations and deeper routes.
Though Rivals has yet to assign Davis an official rating, it’s only a matter of time. Beyond football, he’s also an accomplished baseball player and track athlete, proving his all-around athletic talent.
