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Height: 6-2 Weight: 190 Hometown: Alpharetta, GA (Milton HS) Class: 2019

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The first member of Clemson’s 2019 class is officially a Tiger and another talent to the Clemson secondary in 4-star safety Joseph Charleston.
More on Charleston... Joseph Charleston - 4-star safety - Alpharetta, Ga. Committed since: 10/10/17. Recruiter: Mickey Conn, Brent Venables. Listed size: 6-2 190. Early enrollee Brings to Clemson: Charleston’s highlight reel shows big hits, good closing speed in the open field and a playmaker when he can get his hands on the ball. Charleston took a no-nonsense approach to the recruiting process and locked in on a commitment early - rarely entertaining the interviews that came with his status as a major prospect. Charleston does his talking on the field and that was enough to help lead Milton (Ga.) to a state title last season. Depth chart fit: All the key figures from Clemson’s safety group could return in 2019 with K’Von Wallace, Tanner Muse and Denzel Johnson as rising seniors and Nolan Turner a rising junior. That said, Charleston could use the extra practices from enrolling early - and at least four games of action - to state his case as a regular contributor next season. Number to know: 435 - Days Charleston was committed before signing with the Tigers despite offers from Alabama, Ohio State, Georgia, Florida State and more Power 5 programs.

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