Quarterback Recruit

Clemson looks to have a bid on an important QB recruit. Asiantii Woulard decided to take an official visit of Clemson University to see how he likes the atmosphere, crowd, and the coaches. The 6'3 quarterback from Florida has only been playing the position for two years now, he was previously a wide receiver. From the majority of the scouts they say that his inexperience is his biggest pitfall, but his speed and arm strength more than compensate for that. Clemson will be willing to put the time and effort into molding him into a top-level QB. With Tajh Boyd entering his last year, it will be a great addition to the Tiger crew to have another star quarterback to lead the offensive team to victory.

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Ryan Jenkins

Clemson is recruiting another player from Georgia. It seems to be a trend in this recruiting class, that we must get the majority of our players from the Peach state. The Tiger's have committed a wide receiver. The player from Lassitter high school has been committed since July and still plans on becoming a Tiger for the next season. Scouts say the player has an impressive ability to change directions and great hands. Jenkins will add another dangerous weapon to the passing game. Jenkins is another one of the great players that have came out of Georgia. The four star recruit was the thirteenth young man to commit to play for Clemson. Jenkins also has an older brother that plays for Clemson, Martin Jenkins. Ryan Jenkins admitted that being close to his brother had a large influence on his college decision.