Clemson Tigers Recruiting Roundup Week 3

In his senior campaign, the shifty pass-catcher has 368 yards and three touchdowns on 17 catches through three games.

6-foot-2 wideout Gordon Sellars also had his best game this season, hauling in 10 catches for 110 yards and a 27-yard toe-tap touchdown. The four-star prospect also made his presence felt in the return game, taking a punt back 48 yards to put his team just outside of the red zone.

The Providence Day Chargers are now 3-0 on the year and the No. 1 team in North Carolina, looking to defend their state title.

Elite Safety Talent

Four-star Kaden Gebhardt has shown out at the safety position to start the season, recording 21 tackles, one for a loss, three pass deflections and a blocked FG in two games. 

In his third and most recent game against the Olentangy Orange, the 200-pound safety had multiple tackles in run coverage, including numerous touchdown-saving efforts.

He brings exactly what you want in a safety, showcasing excellent burst and a high IQ that's led to a strong start to his senior season.

The most recent commit of the class, three-star Blake Stewart, has been balling out in his senior campaign. In his first game of the season, against Carrollton – the No. 25 team in the nation – Stewart had five catches for 144 yards and a touchdown, adding seven tackles and one for a loss on the other side of the ball. 

Since his senior debut, the two-way player has totaled 13 catches for 86 yards and a touchdown. Additionally, he’s dominated on defense, racking up 10+ tackles, an interception, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery he took back for a touchdown versus Marist.

Top-100 prospect Kentavion Anderson has also looked great in his recent games, making dozens of hard-hitting tackles. He has even played some offense, scoring a rushing touchdown at wildcat quarterback against Greenville.

Dominance in the Trenches

After transferring from Greater Atlanta Christian to Buford over the offseason, some were interested to see how four-star Dre Quinn would perform against top-end talent.

Now, three games in, the 6-foot-4 edge doesn’t look like he plans on slowing down anytime soon. He totaled 19 tackles, three for a loss, six QB hurries and one sack in the short span. 

Buford sits at 3-0 and ranks as the No. 8 team nationally, and the No. 2 in Georgia. 

Defensive tackle Kameron Cody has had a strong start to his senior season, recording 21 tackles, three for a loss, three sacks and two QB hurries in three games. Cody actually faced off against Quinn’s Buford team, but unfortunately, he couldn’t come out with a win, losing 42-14.

The 285-pound defensive lineman is a four-star recruit and is considered a top-50 defensive lineman nationally, according to 247Sports Composite.