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A school-record nine Clemson players were invited to this year’s NFL Scouting Combine, breaking the mark of eight set last year. The Tigers are tied for fourth in the nation in terms of total players invited to the 2017 combine. Clemson and Virginia Tech are the only schools in the nation to have a quarterback, running back, receiver and tight end invited to the combine.
Check out what they’re saying about Clemson players in the combine:
As Clemson gets set to start fall camp next Thursday, co-offensive coordinator Tony Elliott will be watching to see if any of his three running backs—C.J. Fuller, Adam Choice and Tavien (…)
Lawrenceville (Ga.) Archer 2019 defensive back Andrew Booth reported an offer from Clemson on Thursday via Twitter. Booth (6-0, 180) also has offers from Duke, Indiana, Ole Miss, Rutgers, South Carolina, (…)
When Sandra Miller first met Sean Pollard, she knew instantly he was the “real deal.” Miller, who is charge of the Clement’s Kindness Fund for the Children—which raises money for pediatric cancer (…)
Suwanee (Ga.) North Gwinnett 2019 cornerback DJ Turner II has received an offer from Clemson, he said on Thursday via social media. Turner (5-11, 170) lists other offers from Auburn, Duke, Kentucky, (…)
Offensive lineman Sean Pollard (pictured) and other Clemson football players shaved their heads on Thursday as part of the “All Off for Cancer” event to raise money for the Clement’s Kindness Fund (…)
Forty-four former Clemson football players are on NFL rosters entering training camps for the 32 league teams this week. The number does not include three players who are free agents and four others who (…)
