Ray Ray McCloud headlines UNC visitor list

McCloud had 229 yards rushing (and touchdown pass) in a win over Steinbrenner High last week.

by Nikki Hood - Staff Writer - Fri Sep 26 13:36:18 GMT-04:00 2014

The 2014 football season is still young but the Clemson football team has had only one home opportunity to show off Death Valley to prospective student athletes.

However, they will get the opportunity to show prospects what Clemson has to offer in grand fashion Saturday – a night game in Death Valley against long-time rival North Carolina.

There will be no bigger recruit on campus than current 2015 athlete commit Ray Ray McCloud Ray Ray McCloud
Wide Receiver
5-10, 170
Tampa, FL
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View Full Profile III out of Tampa (FL) Sickles. The five-star prospect has an off week and will be making the trek to Clemson for his one and only official visit.

There has been a lot of speculation surrounding McCloud’s recruitment with national pundits saying that the Tampa star will flip to Florida at some point; however his parents have always said that he is 100-percent committed to Clemson. It doesn’t hurt that Clemson will get the only official visit to make a final impact on McCloud before he enrolls in January.

There will also be several other commits taking unofficial visits this weekend.

2015 commits

Austin Bryant Austin Bryant
Defensive End
6-5, 245
Thomasville, GA
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Kelly Bryant Kelly Bryant
Quarterback
6-4, 205
Piedmont, SC
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View Full Profile , QB, Piedmont (SC) Wren

Gage Cervenka Gage Cervenka
Defensive Tackle
6-3, 280
Greenwood, SC
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View Full Profile , DT, Greenwood (SC) Emerald

Kaleb Chalmers Kaleb Chalmers
Cornerback
5-11, 170
Greenwood, SC
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View Full Profile , DB, Greenwood (SC)

Zach Giella Zach Giella
Offensive Tackle
6-6, 285
Augusta, GA
ESPN:
View Full Profile , OL, Augusta (GA) Augusta Christian

Noah Green Noah Green
Offensive Tackle
6-5, 275
Boiling Springs, SC
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Tanner Muse Tanner Muse
Linebacker
6-4, 205
Belmont, NC
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View Full Profile , DB, Belmont (NC) South Point

Van Smith Van Smith
Athlete
6-0, 170
Charlotte, NC
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View Full Profile , DB, Cornelius (NC) Hough

2016 commit

J.C. Chalk J.C. Chalk
Tight End
6-4, 221
Argyle, TX
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The 2016 class will be well represented in Death Valley this weekend, starting with coveted running back target – Spartanburg (SC) back Tavien Feaster Tavien Feaster
Running Back
6-0, 190
Spartanburg, SC
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2016 prospects

Parker Boudreaux, OL, Orlando (FL) Bishop Moore

Brittain Brown Brittain Brown
Running Back
6-0, 185
Canton, GA
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Devine Diablo, WR, Winston-Salem (NC) Mount Tabor

Xavier Gantt, ATH, Buford (GA)

Nyles Pinckney Nyles Pinckney
Defensive Tackle
6-2, 260
Seabrook, SC
View Full Profile , DT, Seabrook (SC) Whale Branch

Sean Pollard Sean Pollard
Offensive Guard
6-5, 310
Southern Pines, NC
View Full Profile , OL, Southern Pines (NC) Pinecrest

Travis Ramseur, QB, Statesville (NC)

Emanuel Bridges 2016 LB

Josh Brown 2016 LB

Jayson Hopper 2016 WR

Josh Imatorbhebhe 2016 WR

Jonathan Smith 2016 LB

Brandon Tillmon 2016 Ath

Yafari Werts 2016 Ath

2017 prospects

Jake Bentley 2017 QB

The men’s basketball program will also host two visitors this weekend in three-star forward Luke Maye out of Cornelius (NC) Hough. Maye’s decision is down to North Carolina and Clemson.

Head coach Brad BrownellBrad Brownell
Head Coach
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