Trotter had great visit, can't wait to be back in the Valley

Trotter had great visit, can't wait to be back in the Valley

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Trotter had great visit, can't wait to be back in the Valley

By June 13, 2021 9:13 pm

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One of the top linebacker prospects in the country, and the younger brother of a current Clemson linebacker, visited campus to compete at the Dabo Swinney Camp this weekend.

Philadelphia (Pa.) St. Joseph’s four-star Josiah Trotter camped at Clemson on Friday.

Trotter (6-2, 225) is the younger brother of Clemson freshman linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr., and their dad is former NFL two-time All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowler Jeremiah Trotter Sr.

Josiah reacted to his visit on Twitter and said after a great time at Clemson this weekend, he can’t wait to return on a game-day in the fall.

Josiah is ranked as a top-100 national prospect (No. 80 overall) regardless of position in the 2023 class by Rivals, while the 247Sports Composite considers him the nation’s No. 11 linebacker.

Clemson extended a scholarship offer to Josiah on June 1.

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