Clemson shops the state of Florida regularly in search of high level receivers. The Tigers history in that state with players at those positions has been excellent over the past ten years. The newest offer to a Florida receiver went out over the weekend to Troy Stellato (6-0 172) of Fort Lauderdale.

Stellato has seen his recruiting take off with other high major offers from Alabama, Florida, LSU, Ohio State, Penn State, Florida State, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Duke, Georgia, Oregon, Miami, LSU and others. Stellato visited Ohio State last weekend, and now with the Clemson offer, he plans to see the Tigers soon.

“I haven’t been up to Clemson yet so I don’t really know yet (how I feel about them), but I watch them all the time and I love how they operate their offense,” Stellato said. “I’m sure after I visit they will be very high up there on my list.”

Clemson receivers coach Jeff Scott was among a bevy of recruiters who scouted Stellato Friday night before he flew off to Columbus. His recruiting has taken off as well with nearly 20 offers over the last three weeks. Stellato showed what he could do last season with 44 catches for 706 yards and 5 touchdowns. This season he has 21 catches for 373 yards and 3 touchdowns according to MaxPreps stats. And Scott apparently enough Friday night from Stellato to call with his offer.

“They love my speed and my ball skills,” Stellato said of what he’s heard from Scott. “And with them, they think I could be there new (Hunter) Renfrow.”

Stellato also has visited Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky and Michigan and said he doesn’t have any other specific visits planned at this point. He said he is looking at a decision this summer.