One of the many 2027 prospects to visit Clemson on Saturday was Jatori Williams.

The four-star offensive lineman (Phenix City, Central AL) hails from the same high school as current defensive end T.J. Parker. Former Clemson wideouts Justyn Ross and E.J. Williams also went to school there, as did former safety Ray Thornton.

The 6-foot-5, 330-pound tackle prospect has already picked up offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee. Georgia and North Carolina both offered in the past week. His list is only expected to grow through the summer months and into his senior season.

The Clemson Insider touched base with Williams after the visit, with the blue-chip talent noting his respect for offensive line coach Matt Luke.

“It was good,” Williams said. “I think he is a really good coach.”

Williams also added that he planned to be back at Clemson in the summer to work out at a session of Dabo Swinney’s high school. The Tigers will start handing out offers to players in the 2027 class in June.

Photo courtesy of Jatori Williams on X (formerly known as Twitter)