Younger brother of current Clemson linebacker Kelvin Morris, who is outstanding all-around athlete for the Tigers and will be a senior on 2004 team…played in the North-South All-Star game…played running back, wide receiver, quarterback, free safety and punter during his career at Timmonsville High School…played his high school football for Bill Tate…rushed for 1300 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior…also had 530 yards receiving and seven touchdowns…recorded 80 tackles, intercepted four passes and forced six fumbles as a defensive player… All-State Class A as a wide receiver in 2003…All-Regional IV as a wide receiver also…All-Pee Dee Area selection…All-Mid-Atlantic team by SuperPrep…ranked as 22nd best player in South Carolina by SuperPrep…chose Clemson over South Carolina….born Phillip D. Morris on July 2, 1986.

Quoting Morris: "My visit to Clemson went very well, and I decided to commit because of the things I saw. My host was Maurice Nelson, and we had a great time. What really made me commit was the atmosphere. It felt like family, and that is very important to me."