NSD2026: Confirmed Clemson signees updated 4:58

WR Connor Salmin, 6-2, 195, Potomac, MD; signed 7:02

Committed to Clemson March 8th; Salmin also had offers from Arkansas, Ohio State, Texas A&M< Florida State, LSU, Notre Dame, Tennessee, Indiana, Penn State and others; is also a state track champion in Virginia and has run 10.4 100-meters and a 21.1 200-meters; this season he had 38 catches for 807 yards and 9 touchdowns.

January enroll

CB Shavar Young, 5-11, 175, Knoxville; signed 7:02

Committed to Clemson August 2, 2024; also had offers from South Carolina, Michigan, Miami, Texas A&M, Notre Dame, Oregon, Georgia, Penn State, Florida State and others; Young also played receiver in high school.

January enroll

OT Leo Delaney, 6-6, 280, Charlotte; signed 7:03

Committed to Clemson June 4th, also had offers from South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Texas A&M, Miami, Penn State, Michigan, Southern Cal and others; “The culture of that program is second to none. Coach (Matt) Luke was a driving factor for my commitment. He’s just so passionate about the sport. I couldn’t be more confident that he could develop me into the athlete I want to be.”

January enroll

TE Tayveon Wilson, 6-3, 205, Huntington, WV; signed 7:03

Committed on November 21, 2024; also had offers from Louisville, Penn State, Miami, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Arkansas, NC State, USF and Illinois.

Summer enroll

OT Carter Scruggs, 6-5, 290, Leesburg, VA; signed 7:04

Committed June 5th; also had offers from South Carolina, Maryland, Missouri, Oregon, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Penn State, Virginia, Duke, Pitt, West Virginia and others; “I really like the culture that they have there, and with Matt Luke, I can develop and have an elite culture. I also really like the players and all of the coaches. I also have a lot of family that went there, so I grew up around Clemson.”

January enroll

LB Brayden Reilly, 6-3, 210, Cincinnati; signed 7:04

Committed October 24th after decommitting from Northwestern; he also had offers from Minnesota, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, Wake Forest, Missouri, Indiana and Michigan; Through eight games this season he had 51 tackles with 3 interceptions and 6 pass deflections.

Summer enroll

SAF Kentavion Anderson, 6-2, 185, Dorman; signed 7:05

Committed May 16th; he also had offers from South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Florida and others; “It was amazing getting to meet new coaches and their families, and just touring more facilities just brought it all out for Clemson. They were telling me that I’m a great ballplayer and can play anywhere on the field. They showed me how some of their best guys played around at several positions.”

January enroll

OG Chance Barclay, 6-5, 290, Mineola, FL; 7:05

Committed March 9th; he also had offers from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Syracuse, Ole Miss, Arkansas, West Virginia, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Pitt, Miami, Penn State, Duke and others.

January enroll

DT Kameron Cody, 6-2, 285, Savannah; signed 7:05

Committed March 29th; he also had offers from North Carolina, Indiana, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, LSU, UCLA, Missouri, Georgia Tech, Arizona State, Louisville, Tennessee, Kentucky, Wake Forest and others; “It feels like a dream come true. I always wanted to be a Tiger. It’s just the family vibe I get, and it reminds me too much of my high school. My high school is an all-boys schools, so the brotherly aspect of things intensifies. I see that at Clemson, and it reminds me too much of what I have at home, and it feels like home.”

January enroll

WR Gordon Sellars, 6-3, 195, Charlotte; signed 7:07

Committed April 18th; he also had offers from South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Miami, Wisconsin, Duke, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Florida, North Carolina, West Virginia, NC State, Virginia Tech, Ohio State and Notre Dame; This season, he had 59 catches for 917 yards and 15 touchdowns. For his career, he had 133 catches for 2419 yards and 33 touchdowns.

January enroll

WR Naeem Burroughs, 6-0, 175, Jacksonville; signed 7:12

Committed March 8th; he also had offers from South Carolina, Ohio State, Tennessee, Southern Cal, LSU, Florida State, Florida, Notre Dame, Auburn, Miami, Wisconsin and Colorado; “First, I want to give all the glory to God! Coach Swinney and Coach Grish are amazing coaches. They have a strong foundation, and I want to be a part of that! Go Tigers!” This season, Burroughs had 47 catches for 1107 yards and 15 touchdowns. For his career, he had 163 catches for 3614 yards and 49 touchdowns.

January enroll

OT Adam Guthrie, 6-6 270, Washington Court House, OH; signed 715

Committed March 7th; he also had offers from Ole Miss, Florida State, Texas, NC State, Arkansas, Southern Cal, Virginia Tech, Missouri, West Virginia, Texas A&M, Oregon, Michigan State, Florida, Miami, Auburn, Penn State, Michigan and others. “Well, coming from Ohio, you always played Clemson. Growing up in big games, Ohioans don’t really like Clemson a whole lot. So, just coming from Ohio, having that background, but going and getting there has definitely changed for me. I definitely loved it a lot.”

Summer enroll

QB Brock Bradley, 6-1, 185, Hoover, AL; signed 8:01

Committed August 21st; he also had offers from Wake Forest, Cincinnati, Memphis, Texas A&M, West Virginia and others; this season he passed for 2930 yards with 32 touchdowns and 5 interceptions; for his career he passed for 7694 yards, 87 touchdowns and 15 interceptions. “I’ve been going to camp ever since, I think, my sixth-grade year. So, I’ve been to camp every year. I’ve got a lot of mutual friends with the staff, including Dabo (Swinney). One of my close buddies is actually best friends with him, so he’s from Birmingham. So, there’s that connection. I’m good buddies with CV—Christopher Vizzina—who’s there now. I’ve worked with the guys on staff—coach Tajh Boyd, Andrew Zow, and Mickey Conn, to name a few of those guys.”

January enroll

OC Grant Wise, 6-3, 310, Milton, FL; signed 8:02

Committed March 9th; he also had offers from South Carolina, Ole Miss, Boston College, Florida, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, Florida State, Oklahoma, Michigan, Ohio State, Tennessee, Alabama, Miami, Penn State, Tennessee, Georgia and others; “Coach Swinney is probably the best coach in college football at the moment. He’s really down to earth, and he’s a really personable guy, but he almost doesn’t make it seem like he’s ahead of you. We can sit down and have a regular conversation, and it’s just talking to anybody else.”

January enroll

OT Braden Wilmes, 6-8, 285, Lawrence, KS; signed 8:03

Committed December 2, 2024; He also had offers from Florida State, Duke, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Iowa, Iowa State, Arkansas and Minnesota; “The culture and tradition of Clemson are a main reason I have dreamed of being a Tiger. I am honored to be a part of the Clemson family.”

January enroll

DE JR Hardrick, 6-6, 235, South Pittsburg, TN; signed 8:26

Committed June 5th, he also had offers from Illinois, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and others; “What stood out the most was all the love. They just embraced me. Everything was smooth. Everything is phenomenal there. There’s no way to be sad around them. They bring your mood all the way up.”

Summer enroll

CB Marcel Gipson, 5-11, 170, Dallas; signed 8:38

Committed March 21st; he also had offers from Kansas State, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Washington, Washington State, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Vanderbilt, SMU and others; his father played cornerback at Wyoming, and his uncle is former NFL All-Pro safety Tashaun Gipson.

January enroll

QB Tait Reynolds, 6-4, 195, Queen Creek, AZ; signed 9:20

Committed July 7, 2024; he also had offers from West Virginia, Texas A&M, Baylor, Duke, Kansas, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Miami, Arizona, Tennessee, Washington, TCU, Florida State, Kansas State, Iowa State, Oregon, BYU, Washington State, Oklahoma State and others; “They just really liked how I played and my competitiveness and coach. Coach Garrett Riley really liked how raw I was. He could tell I hadn’t really worked with a lot of guys, and you could just tell I was kind of just pure athleticism. I think I have a lot to learn, so I think I have a lot of potential and a lot of things I could improve on.” He was once committed to Arizona State for baseball and is considered a pro baseball prospect as well. As a junior, he passed for 2238 yards and 22 touchdowns with 5 interceptions, and he rushed for 1426 yards and 19 touchdowns. He missed most of this season with a hamstring injury.

January enroll

LS Jackson Reach, 6-2, 215, Hermosa Beach, CA; signed 10:04

Committed September 20th; he also had offers from Army, Navy, Air Force and Western Kentucky, and a PWO offer from Boise State; Reach is the 2nd-ranked long snapper in the country as a result of his work with Rubio Long Snapping. Here’s their review: “Jackson Reach was lights out at the Rubio Long Snapping TOP 12 Camp in Lewiston, Idaho on July 8-10, 2025. Reach earned a TOP 12 spot and a coveted Polynesian Bowl selection, and it was well deserved. He’s got a strong, athletic frame and brings elite movement to the position—no surprise coming from someone who was basically a pro surfer. Jackson handles pressure like a veteran and snaps like a machine, consistently hovering under .75 with every rep. He crushed it across the board in all athleticism testing and brought a tremendous attitude throughout the camp. I can’t say enough good things about Reach—on and off the field, he’s the real deal.”

January enroll

DE Michael Foster, 6-3, 230, Indian Land; signed 4:36

Committed: 12-3; was previously committed to ECU; also had offers from West Virginia, NC State and others; “They see how I am on and off the field. They see that I could be a part of Clemson and can’t wait for me to get up there and in the program and be developed in the program. “He (Chris Rumph) told me that the athletic pieces are there.  The hustle is there, and the heart is there, but that wasn’t the part that impressed them.  They said it was more my ability to lead and the energy that I bring out there.  That was the part that was most impressive to them.” This season, he had 121 tackles with 26 tackles for loss and 12 sacks. He had 87 tackles and 12 sacks as a junior.

Summer enroll