Clemson DB Dominates College Football with Nation-Leading Forced Incompletions

One of Terrell’s standout performances came in Clemson’s rivalry game against South Carolina. With the Gamecocks driving late in the fourth quarter, Terrell broke up a potential game-tying touchdown pass in the end zone, showcasing his ability to rise to the occasion when it mattered most. Plays like that became a signature of Terrell’s season, with his 14 forced incompletions leading all players in the FBS.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney praised Terrell’s growth throughout the season, noting that his confidence and preparation were key to his success. “Avieon’s a competitor. He studies the game, knows his matchups, and plays with incredible discipline. His ability to disrupt passing lanes has been a game-changer for us,” Swinney said.

With two years of eligibility remaining, Terrell’s breakout season has Clemson fans excited about what’s to come. His combination of talent, work ethic, and leadership has positioned him as one of college football’s rising stars—and a player quarterbacks will think twice about targeting next season.