Clemson defensive back Shelton Lewis met with the media on Wednesday to speak on his move from corner to nickel, and Avieon Terrell.

A.J. Terrell enjoyed a standout career at Clemson, and now his younger brother, Avieon, is a sophomore starter for the Tigers. Clemson cornerbacks coach Mike Reed, along with both brothers, weighed in on their shared experiences. What insights did they offer?

No. 25 Clemson will have to be focused on Saturday night in Death Valley, as they welcome dangerous Appalachian State University. The Mountaineers are talented and have a history of making ranked teams fight for wins at home.

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The Clemson secondary was not at its best against Kentucky in the 38-35 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl win but the young sophomores, who started the game, have learned from their mistakes and are ready to play in their home state against No. 1 Georgia.

In the world of college football, where legacies are born, some players walk in a unique light, following in the footsteps of their incredibly talented brother, and that’s exactly where Avieon Terrell finds himself entering his freshman season.