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Height: 6-6 Weight: 225 Hometown: Seneca, SC (Seneca HS) Class: 2018

#28 TE-H, #28 SC

#49 TE, #15 SC

#697 Overall, #30 TE, #9 SC
Seneca (S.C.) three-star tight end Braden Galloway signed his NLI with Clemson Wednesday morning.
Galloway committed in April after Clemson was his second Power 5 offer within a month. More on Galloway... Braden Galloway - 3-star TE - Seneca HS (S.C.) Commit since: 4/8/17 Recruiter: Danny Pearman Listed size: 6-6 230 Brings to Clemson: Galloway is a sizable and athletic target who will bring plenty of comparisons to former Tigers tight end Jordan Leggett. Taking out Galloway's ability as a passer his senior season, that's a fair assessment. He can move and has the build to add the tight end more frequently into the Clemson passing game. Depth chart fit: Coming off of a foot injury his senior year, Galloway hasn't played significant snaps since a breakout - and debut - junior campaign with Seneca, after playing basketball primarily up to then. Enrolling early, like Leggett before him, could be the difference in making a more immediate impact in his time in Clemson. The coaching staff recognizes he's different than what they have already on the roster. Number to know: 2 - Galloway is listed two inches clear of any tight end currently on Clemson's roster and an inch taller than any receiver (sophomore receiver Diondre Overton next-best, at 6-5). Welcome @braden_galloway to the Clemson Family!!! #We2Deep18 #ALLIN
Welcome to the #ClemsonFamily, Braden Galloway! #ALLIN#WeTooDeep18 pic.twitter.com/9sSXYwcYSH
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