Garrett Williams

Tight End

6′3″ / 243 lbs

Orlando, FL

Senior

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6 yr ago by Sanders Sullivan

First day of spring practice notes

We've got more notes from a busy first day of spring practice in Clemson.

7 yr ago by Sanders Sullivan

Three storylines (besides quarterback) heading into Clemson's spring game

All eyes will be on the quarterbacks in Death Valley, but here are three other spring game storylines that should be followed.

Spring Practice: Wednesday final practice notes

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7 yr ago by Sanders Sullivan

Spring Practice: Wednesday final practice notes

We've got more from Clemson's final spring practice of 2018 including who is coaching where and how the quarterbacks will be divided up.

7 yr ago by Sanders Sullivan

Saturday Notes: Garrett Williams making a difference at tight end coming off torn ACL

Clemson's offense looks to pick up the production at tight end in 2018, and Garrett Williams hopes to become a large part of Clemson's passing game.

7 yr ago by Staff Reports

Clemson Injury Report released for the Wake Forest Game

Here's who's in and who's out for this weekend against Wake Forest.

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