~Rachel Gordon Risher~

@MsSpotlight2

Athlete Mom of JayRish GamecockFB #34 and Jayvin HHIHS Seahawks #10 c/o 2027🏈🏀🏃‍♂️

Varnville, SC

Joined March 2019

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MsSpotlight2 retweeted

Jordan Kaye @jordankaye_23

about 2 months ago

Clayton White said redshirt senior Jamian Risher Jr. — a Varnville, SC native — is leading to be the Gamecocks' No. 4 LB this year. Risher sat in the student section as a freshman before walking on the team in 2023. @mcsauls wrote about him last week. https://t.co/InYJTfhF3F

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

2 months ago

🙏🏾

2 months ago

The Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship proudly announces Jamian Risher, Jr. as the 2026 recipient of the scholarship at the @UofSC @GamecocksOnline @GamecockFB Risher becomes the sixth walk-on Gamecock football student-athlete to receive the scholarship and the 10th overall recipient since the scholarship program was established six years ago. In addition to the six South Carolina football honorees, four Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships have been awarded to graduating seniors from Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, extending Jake’s legacy of resilience, opportunity, and hope far beyond the football field. A third Jake Panus Walk On Scholarship provides a pathway to college for young student-athletes who participate in the 4th through 8th grade Cowboys football program at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club (Smilow-Burroughs Clubhouse) in Bridgeport, CT, and who remain active members of the club through their high school years. Created in memory of Jake Panus, whose life was tragically cut short on August 9, 2020 at age 16, and in partnership with South Carolina Head Football Coach Shane Beamer (a former walk-on player himself) and the University of South Carolina Athletic Department, the endowed football scholarship recognizes walk-on student-athletes who reflect the same qualities that defined Jake every day: unwavering leadership, relentless grit, quiet determination, compassion for others, and a commitment to making their communities better. A two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, Risher has quietly built a reputation for doing things the right way. As he enters the 2026 season, he is expected to make meaningful contributions on the Gamecocks’ special teams while adding valuable depth at linebacker. But those closest to the program know his greatest contributions extend well beyond the field. “Jake believed that how you treat people is every bit as important as what you accomplish,” said Jake’s father, Stephen Panus, founder of the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships. “This scholarship is designed to reward walk-on student athletes who show up every day, who make everyone around them better, who choose humility over recognition and service over self. Jamian embodies that spirit in every sense. He has demonstrated excellence in the classroom, commitment to his teammates, perseverance through hard work, and the type of character that inspires those around him. We are honored to recognize him and welcome him into the Walk On family.” The scholarship’s name carries special meaning. The phrase “Walk On” speaks to more than football. It is a way of living and a mindset. It means continuing when life becomes unimaginably difficult. Choosing hope after heartbreak. Finding purpose through adversity. Showing up for teammates, family, and community even when no one notices. “What has been most inspiring isn’t simply watching these young student-athletes receive a scholarship,” Panus said. “It’s watching them become leaders. Watching them understand that the greatest legacy any of us leaves isn’t found on a scoreboard or résumé. It’s found in the lives we touch.” To learn more about the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships, visit https://t.co/mTGsZXHyeB. To support the Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship at the University of South Carolina, visit: https://t.co/K0sCswQYt5

StephenPanus's tweet photo. The Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship proudly announces Jamian Risher, Jr. as the 2026 recipient of the scholarship at the @UofSC @GamecocksOnline @GamecockFB

Risher becomes the sixth walk-on Gamecock football student-athlete to receive the scholarship and the 10th overall recipient since the scholarship program was established six years ago. In addition to the six South Carolina football honorees, four Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships have been awarded to graduating seniors from Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, extending Jake’s legacy of resilience, opportunity, and hope far beyond the football field. A third Jake Panus Walk On Scholarship provides a pathway to college for young student-athletes who participate in the 4th through 8th grade Cowboys football program at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club (Smilow-Burroughs Clubhouse) in Bridgeport, CT, and who remain active members of the club through their high school years.

Created in memory of Jake Panus, whose life was tragically cut short on August 9, 2020 at age 16, and in partnership with South Carolina Head Football Coach Shane Beamer (a former walk-on player himself) and the University of South Carolina Athletic Department, the endowed football scholarship recognizes walk-on student-athletes who reflect the same qualities that defined Jake every day: unwavering leadership, relentless grit, quiet determination, compassion for others, and a commitment to making their communities better.

A two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, Risher has quietly built a reputation for doing things the right way. As he enters the 2026 season, he is expected to make meaningful contributions on the Gamecocks’ special teams while adding valuable depth at linebacker. But those closest to the program know his greatest contributions extend well beyond the field.

“Jake believed that how you treat people is every bit as important as what you accomplish,” said Jake’s father, Stephen Panus, founder of the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships. “This scholarship is designed to reward walk-on student athletes who show up every day, who make everyone around them better, who choose humility over recognition and service over self. Jamian embodies that spirit in every sense. He has demonstrated excellence in the classroom, commitment to his teammates, perseverance through hard work, and the type of character that inspires those around him. We are honored to recognize him and welcome him into the Walk On family.”

The scholarship’s name carries special meaning. The phrase “Walk On” speaks to more than football. It is a way of living and a mindset. It means continuing when life becomes unimaginably difficult. Choosing hope after heartbreak. Finding purpose through adversity. Showing up for teammates, family, and community even when no one notices.

“What has been most inspiring isn’t simply watching these young student-athletes receive a scholarship,” Panus said. “It’s watching them become leaders. Watching them understand that the greatest legacy any of us leaves isn’t found on a scoreboard or résumé. It’s found in the lives we touch.”

To learn more about the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships, visit https://t.co/mTGsZXHyeB.

To support the Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship at the University of South Carolina, visit: https://t.co/K0sCswQYt5

StephenPanus's tweet photo. The Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship proudly announces Jamian Risher, Jr. as the 2026 recipient of the scholarship at the @UofSC @GamecocksOnline @GamecockFB

Risher becomes the sixth walk-on Gamecock football student-athlete to receive the scholarship and the 10th overall recipient since the scholarship program was established six years ago. In addition to the six South Carolina football honorees, four Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships have been awarded to graduating seniors from Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, extending Jake’s legacy of resilience, opportunity, and hope far beyond the football field. A third Jake Panus Walk On Scholarship provides a pathway to college for young student-athletes who participate in the 4th through 8th grade Cowboys football program at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club (Smilow-Burroughs Clubhouse) in Bridgeport, CT, and who remain active members of the club through their high school years.

Created in memory of Jake Panus, whose life was tragically cut short on August 9, 2020 at age 16, and in partnership with South Carolina Head Football Coach Shane Beamer (a former walk-on player himself) and the University of South Carolina Athletic Department, the endowed football scholarship recognizes walk-on student-athletes who reflect the same qualities that defined Jake every day: unwavering leadership, relentless grit, quiet determination, compassion for others, and a commitment to making their communities better.

A two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, Risher has quietly built a reputation for doing things the right way. As he enters the 2026 season, he is expected to make meaningful contributions on the Gamecocks’ special teams while adding valuable depth at linebacker. But those closest to the program know his greatest contributions extend well beyond the field.

“Jake believed that how you treat people is every bit as important as what you accomplish,” said Jake’s father, Stephen Panus, founder of the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships. “This scholarship is designed to reward walk-on student athletes who show up every day, who make everyone around them better, who choose humility over recognition and service over self. Jamian embodies that spirit in every sense. He has demonstrated excellence in the classroom, commitment to his teammates, perseverance through hard work, and the type of character that inspires those around him. We are honored to recognize him and welcome him into the Walk On family.”

The scholarship’s name carries special meaning. The phrase “Walk On” speaks to more than football. It is a way of living and a mindset. It means continuing when life becomes unimaginably difficult. Choosing hope after heartbreak. Finding purpose through adversity. Showing up for teammates, family, and community even when no one notices.

“What has been most inspiring isn’t simply watching these young student-athletes receive a scholarship,” Panus said. “It’s watching them become leaders. Watching them understand that the greatest legacy any of us leaves isn’t found on a scoreboard or résumé. It’s found in the lives we touch.”

To learn more about the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships, visit https://t.co/mTGsZXHyeB.

To support the Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship at the University of South Carolina, visit: https://t.co/K0sCswQYt5

StephenPanus's tweet photo. The Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship proudly announces Jamian Risher, Jr. as the 2026 recipient of the scholarship at the @UofSC @GamecocksOnline @GamecockFB

Risher becomes the sixth walk-on Gamecock football student-athlete to receive the scholarship and the 10th overall recipient since the scholarship program was established six years ago. In addition to the six South Carolina football honorees, four Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships have been awarded to graduating seniors from Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, extending Jake’s legacy of resilience, opportunity, and hope far beyond the football field. A third Jake Panus Walk On Scholarship provides a pathway to college for young student-athletes who participate in the 4th through 8th grade Cowboys football program at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club (Smilow-Burroughs Clubhouse) in Bridgeport, CT, and who remain active members of the club through their high school years.

Created in memory of Jake Panus, whose life was tragically cut short on August 9, 2020 at age 16, and in partnership with South Carolina Head Football Coach Shane Beamer (a former walk-on player himself) and the University of South Carolina Athletic Department, the endowed football scholarship recognizes walk-on student-athletes who reflect the same qualities that defined Jake every day: unwavering leadership, relentless grit, quiet determination, compassion for others, and a commitment to making their communities better.

A two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, Risher has quietly built a reputation for doing things the right way. As he enters the 2026 season, he is expected to make meaningful contributions on the Gamecocks’ special teams while adding valuable depth at linebacker. But those closest to the program know his greatest contributions extend well beyond the field.

“Jake believed that how you treat people is every bit as important as what you accomplish,” said Jake’s father, Stephen Panus, founder of the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships. “This scholarship is designed to reward walk-on student athletes who show up every day, who make everyone around them better, who choose humility over recognition and service over self. Jamian embodies that spirit in every sense. He has demonstrated excellence in the classroom, commitment to his teammates, perseverance through hard work, and the type of character that inspires those around him. We are honored to recognize him and welcome him into the Walk On family.”

The scholarship’s name carries special meaning. The phrase “Walk On” speaks to more than football. It is a way of living and a mindset. It means continuing when life becomes unimaginably difficult. Choosing hope after heartbreak. Finding purpose through adversity. Showing up for teammates, family, and community even when no one notices.

“What has been most inspiring isn’t simply watching these young student-athletes receive a scholarship,” Panus said. “It’s watching them become leaders. Watching them understand that the greatest legacy any of us leaves isn’t found on a scoreboard or résumé. It’s found in the lives we touch.”

To learn more about the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships, visit https://t.co/mTGsZXHyeB.

To support the Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship at the University of South Carolina, visit: https://t.co/K0sCswQYt5

StephenPanus's tweet photo. The Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship proudly announces Jamian Risher, Jr. as the 2026 recipient of the scholarship at the @UofSC @GamecocksOnline @GamecockFB

Risher becomes the sixth walk-on Gamecock football student-athlete to receive the scholarship and the 10th overall recipient since the scholarship program was established six years ago. In addition to the six South Carolina football honorees, four Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships have been awarded to graduating seniors from Red Cloud Indian School in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, extending Jake’s legacy of resilience, opportunity, and hope far beyond the football field. A third Jake Panus Walk On Scholarship provides a pathway to college for young student-athletes who participate in the 4th through 8th grade Cowboys football program at the Wakeman Boys & Girls Club (Smilow-Burroughs Clubhouse) in Bridgeport, CT, and who remain active members of the club through their high school years.

Created in memory of Jake Panus, whose life was tragically cut short on August 9, 2020 at age 16, and in partnership with South Carolina Head Football Coach Shane Beamer (a former walk-on player himself) and the University of South Carolina Athletic Department, the endowed football scholarship recognizes walk-on student-athletes who reflect the same qualities that defined Jake every day: unwavering leadership, relentless grit, quiet determination, compassion for others, and a commitment to making their communities better.

A two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, Risher has quietly built a reputation for doing things the right way. As he enters the 2026 season, he is expected to make meaningful contributions on the Gamecocks’ special teams while adding valuable depth at linebacker. But those closest to the program know his greatest contributions extend well beyond the field.

“Jake believed that how you treat people is every bit as important as what you accomplish,” said Jake’s father, Stephen Panus, founder of the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships. “This scholarship is designed to reward walk-on student athletes who show up every day, who make everyone around them better, who choose humility over recognition and service over self. Jamian embodies that spirit in every sense. He has demonstrated excellence in the classroom, commitment to his teammates, perseverance through hard work, and the type of character that inspires those around him. We are honored to recognize him and welcome him into the Walk On family.”

The scholarship’s name carries special meaning. The phrase “Walk On” speaks to more than football. It is a way of living and a mindset. It means continuing when life becomes unimaginably difficult. Choosing hope after heartbreak. Finding purpose through adversity. Showing up for teammates, family, and community even when no one notices.

“What has been most inspiring isn’t simply watching these young student-athletes receive a scholarship,” Panus said. “It’s watching them become leaders. Watching them understand that the greatest legacy any of us leaves isn’t found on a scoreboard or résumé. It’s found in the lives we touch.”

To learn more about the Jake Panus Walk On Scholarships, visit https://t.co/mTGsZXHyeB.

To support the Jake Panus Walk On Football Scholarship at the University of South Carolina, visit: https://t.co/K0sCswQYt5

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

5 months ago

🙏🏿#AGTG

Jayvin 'Bill' Risher C/O 2027 @JayvinRisher

5 months ago

Blessed and extremely grateful to receive an offer for Georgia Southern @Americanfbcamp @hhihsathletics @CoachJWitte @247Sports @RivalsHS #AGTG #ThankGod💙💛🦅

JayvinRisher's tweet photo. Blessed and extremely grateful to receive an offer for Georgia Southern @Americanfbcamp @hhihsathletics @CoachJWitte @247Sports @RivalsHS #AGTG #ThankGod💙💛🦅 https://t.co/UepwcPSzqX

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

9 months ago

@BullyMaxElite https://t.co/F3h2bNHDsz Junior season highlights. Let's gooo💪🏾

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Jamian CATM4N Risher

LB @gamecockfb🐔 C/O 2026/Email: [email protected]/8038425882/ GOD-FEARING

Hampton County High School Football

@HCHurricane_FB

This is the official Twitter page of Hampton County Hurricanes Football. #Brotherhood

WHHS C/O ‘23🎓 Athlete🧘🏾‍♂️

~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

9 months ago

@coach_norv https://t.co/F3h2bNHDsz Junior year highlights💪🏾

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

9 months ago

🥹🙌🏾AGTG🙌🏾 He's worthy to be praise. Congrats Bill! Keep grinding. @JayvinRisher

Jayvin 'Bill' Risher C/O 2027 @JayvinRisher

9 months ago

After a great conversation with @AppState_FB @Coach_Shak and @Americanfbcamp on today, I am happy and blessed to recieve my first D1 offer. #AGTG🙌🏾 #gomountaineers #appnation @RisherJamian @HHIHS_football

JayvinRisher's tweet photo. After a great conversation with @AppState_FB @Coach_Shak and @Americanfbcamp on today, I am happy and blessed to recieve my first D1 offer. #AGTG🙌🏾 #gomountaineers #appnation @RisherJamian @HHIHS_football https://t.co/7GRPFRVHXA

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

9 months ago

Grateful🥹🙏🏿🙌🏾

9 months ago

Congrats @RisherJamian !!! You deserve it 🤙🏻

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

12 months ago

@TylerLamar__ https://t.co/F3h2bNIbi7

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

12 months ago

@CoachHSims @TylerLamar__ @StevieFBALL https://t.co/F3h2bNIbi7

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MsSpotlight2 retweeted

Chanta @Chanta25534423

about 1 year ago

Sneed God brother....making noise in Hilton Head Class of 2027! Watch and repost Inbillwetrust coming through...#IslandBoys #Hiltonheadseahawks

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

almost 2 years ago

AGTG🙌🏾💪🏾

Hampton County High School Football @HCHurricane_FB

almost 2 years ago

All Region @iamtydavisss @christerryy @JayvinRisher @CharlesWilliamX #Brotherhood

HCHurricane_FB's tweet photo. All Region
@iamtydavisss
@christerryy
@JayvinRisher
@CharlesWilliamX
#Brotherhood https://t.co/9GeRAE4Ud3

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

almost 3 years ago

Exactly 💯 Dream Team No. 1 and 2 running backs in the State of South Carolina. @CoachSBeamer @MoHard20 @GamecockFB @zion_dobson @DunbarTraevon

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

almost 3 years ago

https://t.co/QRXGfVPVSx @GamecockFB @CoachSBeamer @MoHard20 Recruit Hampton County #1 running back in SC @zion_dobson c/o24

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

Love it❤️🙏🏿💪🏾

about 3 years ago

🤙🏻#AboveAllElse

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

Let's Goooooo Fammmooooo!!! Congratulations💪🏾 @djgordon374

DJ Gordon @djgordon374

about 3 years ago

COMMITTED‼️🏡. Let’s work @HarvardFootball @Coach_Joel_Lamb @MicFein @CoachTimMurphy @IndianaPreps @indhssports @IndyWeOutHere @TomLoy247 @MohrRecruiting @AllenTrieu @parktudor #blessed

djgordon374's tweet photo. COMMITTED‼️🏡. Let’s work @HarvardFootball

@Coach_Joel_Lamb @MicFein @CoachTimMurphy @IndianaPreps @indhssports @IndyWeOutHere @TomLoy247 @MohrRecruiting @AllenTrieu @parktudor #blessed https://t.co/SxynksO2Cj

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MsSpotlight2 retweeted

Jamian CATM4N Risher @RisherJamian

about 3 years ago

#34 in there somewhere👀🤙🏾😎

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

@RisherJamian will!!! Let's Goooooo🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽#34 #justneedtheopportunity

about 3 years ago · South Carolina

Which Gamecock freshman will make the biggest impact this season for South Carolina football?

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

@RisherJamian sounds familiar minus the $100k tip 😆 #UberEats

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

@RisherJamian Stay ready, you won't have to worry about getting ready! 34 more days until some @GamecockFB 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

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~Rachel Gordon Risher~ @MsSpotlight2

about 3 years ago

😍

SCAV @Scavenger843

about 3 years ago

34 more days until Gamecock football! @RisherJamian

Scavenger843's tweet photo. 34 more days until Gamecock football!

@RisherJamian https://t.co/YJuMh1eqNh

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