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Apr 21, 2023, 12:05 PM

winning a championship at Clemson.

The country’s top-ranked running back in the 2025 class is high on Clemson. “My interest level in Clemson is pretty high right now. It’s a great program and they have a winning background, and they develop pro guys. So, it’s always a great opportunity.”

Davison, the nation’s No. 1 running back in his class per the 247Sports Composite rankings, is looking to check out both Clemson and in-state rival South Carolina this spring. Davison says he’s looking forward to visiting Clemson and just "experiencing it all and soaking it in and just learning from the coaches, especially coach Spiller, and him giving me tips on the game. He really likes me, and we’ve been building a great relationship.”

Davison has communicated some over social media with another big-time prospect in the 2025 class – Providence Day (Charlotte, N.C.) five-star offensive lineman David Sanders – about possibly suiting up together at Clemson. “Just talking about how we can build a powerhouse over there and bring the school another national championship,” Davison said.

Davison has an impressive offer list featuring schools such as Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M and Southern Cal, etc...

As a sophomore last season, Davison rushed for 1,514 yards and 17 touchdowns while averaging nearly 9 yards per tote. Whichever program the 6-foot, 205-pounder chooses to play for down the road will be getting the complete package in him, both as an all-around back on the field and as a person off it. “They’d get a great person off the field, first of all, and a do-it-all back,” he said. “It doesn’t matter what it is, pass blocking, catching the ball, standout plays for my teammates and scoring a lot of touchdowns.”

Davison, the No. 20 overall prospect in his class according to the 247Sports Composite, says where a school is located won’t be a factor in his future college decision. “I feel like wherever the best fit is for me,” he said. “Location is not a problem because I have a lot of family members down that way, so it’s not really a big factor. Just wherever God takes me.”