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Height: 6-1 Weight: 180 Hometown: Richmond, VA (Trinity Episcopal School HS) Class: 2025

#69 DB, #24 VA

#54 S, #23 VA
Edwards initially announced a commitment date but decided to postpone that to a later date.
2025 Richmond defensive back Terrance Edwards announced a top schools list with Clemson on it Thursday. Edwards' whole Top 5 is Clemson, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech, Louisville and Tennessee. Edwards received a Clemson offer in early June. He talked about what he likes about Clemson and what Clemson sees in him back in the fall. “Coach Swinney is definitely a good guy, he’s a great coach,” Edwards said. “He’s definitely got a connection with all his players. All his players follow him and believe in everything that he does. That’s a great coach to have and someone I can look forward to playing for.” “My play style, how versatile I am, how physical I am at corner, and how well I can move," Edwards said of what makes him a Clemson target. "When I went to the game, I saw a lot of man, saw the corners get up in the receiver's face. They were physical and played with passion and aggression. Those are things I like about my game that I can see myself playing at Clemson with.” Commitment: 1/12❗️@HokiesFB @ClemsonFB @LouisvilleFB @OU_Football @Vol_Football @WaliRainer @RocCarmichael @TimoneBrown @mdotbell_ pic.twitter.com/DXusz6CoyR

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