Clemson's Bamberg DE pipeline continues with Davis commitment |
LaSamuel Davis
LaSamuel Davis The 6-5, 218-pound, three-star defensive end out of Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt became Clemson’s 17th commitment for the 2015 class and the third defensive lineman – joining defensive tackles
Gage Cervenka Gage Cervenka Davis is the next up in a long line of defensive ends to come out of Bamberg, including Ricky Sapp, Da’Quan Bowers and Martin Aiken, and he said that he is looking forward the opportunity to play at Clemson. “When I had my first visit to Clemson,” Davis told TigerNet earlier this week when he detailed his commitment. “I really liked it. I've been a Clemson fan since I was little. Clemson is where I really want to be. I'm going to have a great chance to go up there and play and do my thing.” A big reason that Davis chose Clemson was his relationship with defensive ends coach
Marion HobbyMarion Hobby “We have a really good relationship - not just us talking football, but life as well,” Davis said. “He's a big inspirational person to me. He's given me some great tips to use on and off the field. We have a great relationship with each other. He's said that he will use me at defensive end. He said that I have good hand technique and quickness off the ball.” Davis chose Clemson over Arizona St., Florida, Kansas St., North Carolina, North Carolina St., Tennessee, UCLA, USC and Wake Forest, but said that he enjoyed the recruiting process. “It's been an honor,” Davis said. “It's been great to have a chance to meet all of the different coaches and to have so many people encouraging me. The North Carolina Tar Heels and North Carolina State were recruiting me the hardest outside of Clemson.” However, after a stellar junior campaign where Davis registered 112 tackles, 38 tackles for loss and seven sacks he was ready to end the process and prepare for his final season at Bamberg and getting ready to play at the next level. “That's my goal - to just go ahead and get my decision out of the way so that I can focus on my senior year,” he said. “I want to have a good season. I feel like that if I come in to Clemson and do my thing that I'll be in a position to contribute. I just have to do what I'm supposed to do.”
Defensive End
6-4, 205
Bamberg, SC
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has been a Clemson fan his entire life, and Saturday morning his dream to become a Tiger came true when he announced his commitment.
Defensive Tackle
6-3, 280
Greenwood, SC
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out of Greenwood (SC) Emerald and
Sterling Johnson Sterling Johnson
Defensive Tackle
6-4, 265
Clayton, NC
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out of Clayton (NC) Cleveland.
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2015 FOOTBALL COMMITS (17)
Name
POS
Ht/Wt
Hometown
ESPN Rank
Mitch Hyatt
OT
6-6/270
Suwannee, GA
Garrett Williams
TE/DE
6-4/215
Orlando, FL
Kelly Bryant
QB
6-4/205
Piedmont, SC
Noah Green
OT
6-5/275
Boiling Springs, SC
Van Smith
ATH/RB
6-0/170
Charlotte, NC
Shadell Bell
WR
6-3/190
Decatur, GA
Deon Cain
ATH
6-2/200
Tampa, FL
Tucker Israel
QB
6-0/195
Orlando, FL
Sterling Johnson
DT
6-4/265
Clayton, NC
Jake Fruhmorgen
OT
6-5/280
Tampa, FL
Zach Giella
OT
6-6/285
Augusta, GA
LaSamuel Davis
DE
6-4/205
Bamberg, SC
Tanner Muse
LB/S
6-4/205
Belmont, NC
Kaleb Chalmers
CB
5-11/170
Greenwood, SC
Chad Smith
LB
6-4/215
Sterling, VA
Gage Cervenka
DT
6-3/280
Greenwood, SC
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Juwuan Briscoe
RB/CB
6-1/185
Waldorf, MD
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