DE Gimel President rising talent

Posted Nov 13, 2010
There's a reason why Gimel President didn't follow in his brother Jermel's footsteps as a basketball player. "You can hit people in football," said Gimel, a junior defensive end for the Wando Warriors. "I like hitting people." Jermel played point guard for the College of Charleston basketball team from 1996-99 and relied more on finesse, while Gimel is more physical at 6-4, 240 pounds. He's one of the top juniors in the state and already has offers from the University of South Carolina, North Carolina State and Maryland. (Charleston Post and Courier)

Related: Football Recruiting, Recruiting Board

Class of 2027 QB Noah Spinks Commits to UNC Football
Following his official visit to Chapel Hill this weekend, quarterback Noah Spinks committed to UNC Football on Monday. Spinks, a product of Summer Creek (Texas)...
Mon Jun 8, 2026

Newsletter: Diamond Heels to Omaha, Wei Lin Update, ACC-SEC Challenge, Two Football Commits
UNC Baseball is headed back to Omaha for the College World Series, Michael Malone and Carolina Basketball is pursuing another point guard, ACC-SEC Challenge matchups...
Mon Jun 8, 2026

Maryland flips safety Chuck Roberts from North Carolina
Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy 3-star safety Chuck Roberts has flipped his commitment from North Carolina to Maryland. Pledged to the Tar Heels since Dec. 29,...
Sat Jun 6, 2026

Offensive Lineman Shavezz Dixon Commits To UNC Football
UNC Football added its second offensive lineman of the week Friday when high-three-star recruit Shavezz Dixon announced his commitment during a ceremony at his high...
Fri Jun 5, 2026