Holloman is headed to a South Carolina high school."I'm going to South Pointe High School in Rock Hill South Carolina," said Holloman. "That's where
Stephon Gilmore plays and they have a pretty good team I hear. Stephon and I have been friends for a long time and it's going to be fun playing with him."
But Gilmore was not the reason Holloman decided to leave Independence, the top power program in North Carolina.
"My parents are getting divorced so I'm moving to South Carolina with my dad," he said. "It's a tough thing to deal with but these things happen and you have to be a man and do the best you can with the circumstances. The transfer becomes official on Tuesday and that's the day I'll really be able to get down there and check out the summer schedule and see what we're doing this summer as far as workouts and 7-on-7."
Holloman, Clemson commitment, will work on his friend Gilmore, ranked as the No. 17 athlete in the country and a Rivals250 member to join him at Clemson, but he won't push hard.
"It's his choice," he said. "I know he likes Clemson a lot but I know he likes Alabama a lot too. I think it could come down to those two but I don't want to speak for him. I just think it would be great to play together beyond high school and maybe in the same defensive backfield. But we'll see."