Wide receiver KeAndre Lambert, a 2020 prospect, sported the Clemson gloves at the Elite 11 Nike Regional in Charlotte this past Sunday.
The Clemson Insider caught up with Lambert to get his thoughts on the Tigers and where he stands early in his recruiting process.
When the final seconds ran off the clock at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., Tre Lamar knew what his next move was going to be. Clemson had just shocked the college football world by dominating (…)
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Hunter Renfrow is one of the most beloved Clemson players of all time. The former walk-on not only earned a scholarship, but he became the hero in the 2017 College Football National Championship Game when he (…)
A select group of the country’s best recruits will make their way to Clemson this upcoming weekend for the program’s elite junior day event Saturday. Among the top prospects planning to attend the junior (…)
An in-state running back that has long been on Clemson’s radar received an offer from the Tigers while on campus this weekend. Charleston (S.C.) First Baptist School 2019 running back Michel Dukes (…)
Though he was sad to see his friend and teammate unable to play in the College Football Playoff, Albert Huggins also knew this was the opportunity he had been waiting for. Clemson defensive tackle Dexter (…)
Mobile (Ala.) St. Paul’s 2020 offensive lineman Brady Ward has collected close to 20 college offers as a junior in high school. With so many schools on his list to choose from, the 6-foot-7, 310-pound (…)
Outside of Sammy Watkins’ freshman season in 2011, no freshman wide receiver had the kind of year Clemson’s Justyn Ross had this past year. The Alabama native hit the 1,000-yard mark thanks to (…)
The Clemson Insider went one-on-one with freshman defensive end K.J. Henry on media day before the national championship in San Jose, Calif. Henry discussed his thoughts on his red-shirt season, fellow (…)
He is probably the most unheralded player on the defense, but without him, Clemson might not be a national champion for a second time in three years. At 6-foot, 235-pounds, Kendall Joseph is considered a (…)
