ROCK HILL, S.C. — J’Zavien Currence may be the best defensive player in South Carolina in the class of 2026, but the South Pointe High School student has a new position to learn. He must adjust to being a quarterback quickly if the Stallions have any intentions of getting back to the state championship.
We’re profiling 22 players in 2 months for Channel 9′s Big 22.
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>>In the video at the top of the page, Currence says it’s not an easy move but it’s one he embraces.
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