South Carolina Wide Receiver Jordon Gidron Shows Off Offseason Training

South Carolina is getting closer to the start of fall camp and freshman receiver Jordon Gidron appears ready for the challenge.
Gidron is a part of a loaded wide receiver class South Carolina brought in out of the high school ranks. The 6-foot-2 and 190 pound true freshman enrolled early this offseason and went through spring and summer workouts.
Gidron took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to show off the progress he's made through his first offseason with a college strength and conditioning program. The 190 pounder has added muscle mass to his frame which is a plus to an athlete that is as fast as he is down the field.
Gidron, along with fellow freshmen Malik Clark, Donovan Murph, Lex Cyrus, Brian Rowe Jr., and Jayden Sellers, has the opportunity to play right away this fall. His work during this offseason, could go a long way into making that a reality.
Summer Grind with @CoachLukeDay
— Jordon Gidron (@JordonGidron) July 24, 2025
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The Gamecocks open the season against Virginia Tech on Aug 31 in Atlanta, Georgia, inside Mercedes Benz Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3:30 pm (ET).
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