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Fort Mill High kicker Noah Hardy has committed to Clemson

The Daily Fort Mill teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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Fort Mill High kicker Noah Hardy is headed to Clemson. He announced his commitment on X on Oct. 31, the morning after a 51-yard field goal in a 44-10 win at Boiling Springs. Clemson Tigers On SI calls him a 4-star kicker in the 2027 class who chose the Tigers over Appalachian State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia State, Charlotte and others.

Hardy's Clemson offer came three days before his commitment

  1. Oct. 28Hardy posts a full scholarship offer from Clemson after talking with Dabo Swinney
  2. Oct. 30Hardy goes 3 for 3 on field goals at Boiling Springs in a 44-10 win
  3. Oct. 31Hardy announces his Clemson commitment on X
  4. Nov. 6Fort Mill will open the state playoffs against Lexington

Hardy has started for three seasons. He told Clemson Tigers On SI, “Clemson has always been a dream school of mine.” Clemson's Nolan Hauser has two years of eligibility left, and upstatetoday reports Swinney is already looking ahead to Hauser's eventual replacement.

Hardy has made 20 of 27 career field goals

20 of 27

  • field goals made
  • 7 field goals missed

Source: Fort Mill Sun

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field goals made2074%
field goals missed726%
  • Playoff opener: Fort Mill vs. Lexington on Nov. 6
  • Fort Mill's record: 8-2
  • Extra points: 70 of 75
  • Longest field goal: 54 yards, as a junior

Sources: Fort Mill Sun, upstatetoday.com, Clemson Tigers On SI

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