Brooks, Alberta native became the first Canadian signee in Clemson history after he posted an impressive 17.6 yards per reception last year while at Clearwater (Fla.) Academy International.

High School Butkus Award semifinalist who was a consensus top-200 player after leading his Peach County team to a 48-9 record in his four years as a starter.

Unanimous five-star prospect who rushed for 5,081 yards in three years at Lakeland High School, averaging an unbelievable 11.4 yards per rush and totaling 71 career touchdowns.

Maryland native joined Clemson ranked as the No. 1 player in the nation according to both 247Sports and Rivals.com, earning All-America honors from Sports Illustrated.

Ranked in the top 50 in the country according to most outlets after a prep career that included three years at Hartsville (S.C.) High School and one season at IMG (Fla.) Academy.

Consensus top-60 player nationally who ranked as high as the No. 25 player in the nation according to PrepStar, which called him the nation’s third-best cornerback.

All-around athlete who will play tight end at Clemson after a high school career in which he contributed at tight end, defensive end and quarterback.

Four-star signee who led Highland Springs High School, which produced current All-ACC Clemson safety K’Von Wallace, to 5A state titles as a sophomore and junior.

Extremely versatile offensive lineman who contributed at all five positions on the line at Birmingham’s Briarwood Christian High School.

Joined Clemson ranked as high as the 14th-best player in the country, according to ESPN.com, which also named him the second-best offensive tackle in the nation.

Son of former NFL star Ray Mickens, RJ was a four-year starter at Texas powerhouse Southlake Carroll, helping the Dragons to a 13-1 record in 2019

Consensus top-10 selection out of Hillgrove High School who ranked as high as No. 3 among all players in the nation, according to ESPN.com.

Becomes Clemson’s first signee from Kentucky since 2002, giving Clemson another unanimous top-100 prospect in this class.

Versatile athlete from Cedartown, Ga., who played football, basketball and baseball and won the Ironman Award as Region 5A’s top two-way player.

Five-star linebacker who ranked as high as the No. 13 player in the nation, according to 247Sports, after leading Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte with 20 sacks last season.

Four-year starter and three-year captain who has been one of the most productive players in Georgia over the last four years, adding 41.5 sacks among his more than 350 career tackles.

Played offensive line and defensive line and some Wildcat quarterback at Milton (Ga.) High School, ranking as the nation’s No. 82 overall player according to 247Sports.

Future two-sport star at Clemson, an FC Dallas Development Academy product who will kick for the football team in addition to starring for Mike Noonan’s men’s soccer team.

Consensus four-star lineman who continues a pipeline of talent from the Knoxville area that has produced Amari Rodgers and Tee Higgins in recent years.

Ranked as the consensus top quarterback in the country after leading St. John Bosco to a state title and potential national title in 2019.

All-state defensive back who also played quarterback at Daniel High School, finishing his career as the school’s passing yardage leader (6,927).

Continues national top-125 player who continues a pipeline of talent from Phenix City (Ala.) Central High School, which produced Clemson’s Justyn Ross and Ray Thornton III.

Three-year starter and two-time all-state selection in Georgia helped Creekview earn a 6A quarterfinal berth as a junior.

Connecticut native who competed at Washington, D.C.’s St. John’s College High School and ranked as high as the No. 39 overall player in the nation, according to ESPN.com.