Clemson Tigers’ Sleeper Player for 2024 College Football Season, Revealed

The 2024 College Football Season Sleeper Player for the Clemson Tigers has been revealed.
It has been announced who the Clemson Tigers’ 2024 sleeper defensive player will be.

The 2024 college football season is rapidly approaching, and supporters nationwide are eager to resume attending live games. The 2024 season presents a chance for atonement for the Clemson Tigers.

Clemson hasn’t performed up to par during the previous three years. They have failed to qualify as a contender.

If that occurs once more this year, Dabo Swinney and the coaching staff will not be pleased. The Tigers want to return to their winning ways, which the public has grown accustomed to and anticipates.

In order to do that, Clemson players across the board will need to step up and play to their full potential.

ESPN has taken a look at one sleeper player for each of the top teams in the nation. When it came to Clemson, they listed one defensive player. That player was linebacker Wade Woodaz.

“The talk at linebacker around Clemson largely centers on three players: The one who left (Jeremiah Trotter Jr.), the one who stayed (Barrett Carter) and the one who just arrived (five-star recruit Sammy Brown). The name missing from that conversation is Woodaz, who has racked up 5.5 sacks, two picks, 11.5 tackles for loss and a ton of big reps over two years with the Tigers and will be stepping into a full-time starting role in 2024. Dabo Swinney raved about Woodaz’s work this offseason, and he made a point of noting that, for all the buzz surrounding Brown, it’s clear who’s ahead on the depth chart today.”

In 2023, Woodaz’s collegiate football career consisted of just five starts. But in the April Orange vs. White spring game, he displayed enormous potential. He had eight tackles in that particular game.

In order for the Tigers to succeed in the forthcoming season, their defence must perform well each and every week. They’ll face the Georgia Bulldogs in their season opener, and it will be a difficult test from the start.

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