In 2024, these Clemson football recruits may have an instant impact as freshmen.
At Clemson, National Signing Day will go place on Wednesday as planned. All of the Tigers’ 2024 recruiting class signed their letters of intent in December.
Soon, the field will come into focus. Freshmen at Clemson football will be trying to make a good impression as spring practice gets underway on February 28.
It will be clear which of coach Dabo Swinney’s 15 midyear recruits are the front-runners to make an immediate impact in 2024 by the time the spring game takes place on April 6.
The coaches will give the seven players who won’t come until July until autumn practice to make an impression, but in 2022 and 2023, respectively, Tyler Brown and Antonio Williams emerged as the team’s best receivers despite their delayed arrival.
These five freshmen have a good possibility of being noticeable this autumn sooner rather than later:
Although the rangy Moore won’t be on campus until the summer, Garrett Riley may have found just what he needs to energise the Clemson offence.
Moore has the size and talent to challenge for playing time right away, as ranked by 247Sports Composite as the No. 5 wide receiver in the country. Moore, who stands 6 feet 3 inches taller than Ronan Hanafin, will be the tallest receiver for the Tigers and offer an outside target similar to Mike Williams.
