CLEMSON FOOTBALL

Clemson Signee To Join Tigers in June


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Aaron Kelly Wide receiver Walton High School 6'5", 175 pounds. Maybe it's because his high school basketball season didn't go that well. Maybe it's because the weather is getting nicer. Whatever the reason, Aaron Kelly finds himself already counting down to June 28, when he will began taking summer school classes at Clemson. Kelly, who has already qualified academically, is one of many incoming freshmen who hopes to make an immediate impact for the Tigers this fall.

"I am pretty excited about everything," Kelly said. "The weather is warming up and with all the spring games that are taking place, it's got me really ready for the season." To keep himself in shape, Kelly has been running and lifting weights on a daily basis. "I think this is going to be a great season for us," Kelly said. "We lost some players, but we have a lot of returning players, and a great coaching staff." Aaron Kelly Bio Wide receiver who had 55 catches for 955 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior at Walton High School in Marietta…played his football for Ed Dudley at Walton High…in the spirit of Clemson receivers in front of him, also an outstanding return man, he averaged 19 yards on punt returns in 2003…finished the 2003 season with 1,591 all-purpose running yards…lettered three years in football and two years in basketball…first-team All-State at the 5A class in 2003…also first-team All-Cobb County…Cobb County Player of the Year by Cobb County touchdown Club and Marietta Daily Journal…team finished season with 11-1 record and regional championship…had first undefeated regular season (10-0) in school history…born Aaron Galen Kelly on April 2, 1986…chose Clemson over Wake Forest, NC State and Duke. Quoting Kelly: "I chose Clemson because they had the best balance of academics and athletics....Another big reason I chose Clemson was because they said the opportunity was there to play as a freshman. Derrick Hamilton leaving could open more doors, but I have to earn those opportunities by working hard."
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