On the day of Clemson’s signing, the team flips one offensive lineman and signs another.
Mason Wade and Elyjah Thurmon, two offensive linemen, were added by Clemson to the 2024 class.
When Clemson brought in new offensive line coach Matt Luke, he didn’t have a ton of time to hit the recruiting trail, but that didn’t stop him from flipping a tackle from an ACC rival and signing another lineman with big-time potential.
Mason Wade, a three-star tackle out of Purcellville, Virginia has officially signed with Clemson, completing the flip from Duke. Wade had been committed to the Blue Devils since June, but with Luke on campus, Clemson got in late and offered back on December 14th. Wade decommitted from Duke and signed with Clemson on Wednesday.
Three-star tackle Elyjah Thurmon from Southeast Georgia’s Bradwell Institute will also be joining the line class. According to his school, Thurman is 6-foot-5, so he has lots of room to gain weight. According to 247’s Composite Rankings, Clemson’s 2024 class is now ranked 13th after Wade and Thurmon signed.
