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Height: 6-0 Weight: 198 Hometown: Lawrenceville, GA (Archer HS) Class: 2019

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Four-star 2019 Lawrenceville, Georgia safety Jalyn Phillips announced a commitment to Clemson on Monday.
Phillips had said he made up his mind in June - shortly after posting his Clemson offer on social media - but held off on announcing a commitment until his birthday. The other finalists were Oklahoma and Alabama. "This recruiting thing is great until you have to choose one school," Phillips posted on Twitter. "It took countless prayers, and long conversations with people I love! I understand it can only be one. I always knew where my heart was, and it has never changed. The wait is over, I've decided to continue my academic and athletic career at Clemson University!" He joins his Archer (Ga.) DB teammate in 5-star CB (247Sports Composite) Andrew Booth as a Clemson pledge. Phillips announced his Clemson offer after a stop at Dabo Swinney camp in June. He tallied 58 stops with an interception last season. Clemson moved up one spot to No. 5 in the 247Sports Composite rankings - above Oklahoma - with its 23rd commit in the 2019 class. More from Lawrenceville and Phillips' announcement coming up on TigerNet.com.
The wait is over.. 1000% COMMITTED???? Happy Birthday To Me! ??#ALLIN pic.twitter.com/4wG5ep0WG8
— JP? (@jalyn_phillips) August 20, 2018
Phillips is a talented player https://t.co/QQSPwkm7Gf
— TNetRecruiting (@TNetRecruiting) August 20, 2018

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