The junior defensive end is projected to be a Top 10 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.

As we wind down the final few hours before the early signing period, Clemson continues to move towards the best class in Tiger history.

Clemson football has one of the nation's best defenses in the country again this season and one of the top recruits, although not as heralded as three defensive classmates, is ok with his ranking and ready to keep the defense on top.

Clemson will have a few football commits and prospects in Death Valley on Saturday as they finish conference play against Wake Forest.

The high school football season in entering the playoffs and prestigious all-star games are selecting the best-of-the best to fill their rosters. We take a look at who performed well this past weekend and which Clemson football 2020 commits made an all-star team.

No. 2 St. John's Bosco's matchup with No. 1 Mater Dei got a lot of attention this week mainly because both teams are perennial powers in California and across the nation, but also because their quarterbacks are committed to No. 4 Clemson and No. 1 Alabama.

No. 3 Clemson lost a talented defensive front before this season but the replacements are fairing well, and the Tigers are still feared. But looking ahead to the incoming defensive linemen class, things could become scarier for the Tigers' future opponents.

Undefeated Georgia powers McEachern and Hillgrove battle to a controversial end and Venables has another big game for Daniel.

Demarckus Bowman, Tyler Venables and DJ Uiagalelei stay hot, and a new Clemson football commit gets first win on the season. Also a commit for another Clemson sports team shined on the gridiron in Pennsylvania.

We took a look back at last week's high school football action where most of the Clemson football 2020 commits were in action on a night of delays and plenty of blowouts. We also look ahead to this weekend's action.

According to Mike Farrell, the national recruiting director for Rivals.com, the changing of the guard seemed to have been “inevitable” when asked about a possible power shift moving from Alabama to Clemson.

Perhaps Dabo Swinney should just go ahead and partner with Waffle House and change the All-In Cookout into the All-Star Special.

Clemson's future defensive front was more than impressive.