South Carolina added transfer wide receiver Charly Mullaly from Holy Cross, a productive contributor who totaled 336 receiving yards over three seasons and had his most productive stretch in 2025 with five games, 17 receptions, 189 yards and a touchdown.

Mullaly redshirted in 2024, preserving two years of eligibility remaining as he joins a rebuilt SC offense ahead of the 2026 season.

SC is pursuing depth through the portal, with Mullaly joining a class that includes high-profile targets and a growing group of transfers to support quarterback LaNorris Sellers.

Portal targets for South Carolina include several four-star and three-star players across positions, signaling a comprehensive roster overhaul for the upcoming season.

Coaching staff aim to maximize Sellers’ options by surrounding him with multiple capable receivers to drive depth competition.

The program is rebuilding its offense after a 4-8 season, adding new weapons to support quarterback LaNorris Sellers in 2026.

Mullaly’s addition fits into SC’s broader strategy of building depth via the transfer portal to bolster the 2026 roster and support the offense.

The transfer helps fill production and depth losses from last season, including departures of Vandrevius Jacobs and Brian Rowe Jr., addressing a key need.

Mullaly’s status indicates two years of eligibility remaining after preserving a redshirt year in 2024.

Returning for 2026 are quarterback LaNorris Sellers and wide receiver Nyck Harbor, with Sellers’ 2,437 passing yards and 13 TDs, plus Harbor’s 618 receiving yards and 6 TDs on 20.6 yards per catch leading the SEC in that category.

SC’s 2026 transfer class features Mullaly among multiple additions across positions from programs like Texas, Ohio State, Alabama and NC State, emphasizing depth and competition at receiver.

Coaching changes, including Kendal Briles taking over as offensive coordinator after Mike Shula’s departure, set the offensive reset for 2026 as SC rebuilds.