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Height: 6-4 Weight: 267 Hometown: Rome, GA (Rome HS) Class: 2023

#226 Overall, #18 DT, #20 GA

#110 Overall, #9 DT, #9 GA

#185 Overall, #27 DL, #18 GA
A trio of Clemson D-line commitments moved up in the latest Rivals.com prospect rankings for 2023.
That's led by a nearly 100-spot jump for 4-star Rome, Georgia lineman Stephiylan Green, who is up to No. 100 overall. He committed to Clemson in late June. Another top-100 prospect to move up was Alabaster, Alabama defensive tackle Peter Woods, who is up to No. 54 overall and No. 5 as a defensive tackle there. He is rated as high as No. 1 overall at his position by ESPN. One of Clemson's latest additions, 4-star defensive end Tomarrion Parker, is up five spots to No. 175 overall. On minus side, quarterback Christopher Vizzina dropped out of the top-50 (53), among five top-250 commits to fall double-digits along with Avieon Terrell (12 spots), Harris Sewell (12), Ian Reed (11) and Branden Strozier (11). Clemson has 11 top-250 commits in all, which trails only Alabama (18), Georgia (18), Notre Dame (17), Texas (17), Ohio State (14) and LSU (12). Rivals ranks the entire Clemson class at No. 7 overall.

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