A four-star defensive back has narrowed his recruitment to two programs, canceled his remaining visits and locked in a commitment date for early July.
A former Clemson DB commit has narrowed his list down to two schools, including the Tigers among the pair. He will make his decision on July 3.
| Matt Stone/Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images, consequently canceling his remaining official visits and setting a commitment date. Now, another Clemson defensive back target has done the same. On Wednesday afternoon, former Tigers commit Seth Williams announced that he’d be deciding between Clemson and Georgia on July 3, as first reported by On3’s Hayes Fawcett. He also canceled the remainder of his official visits.
Williams has recently jumped up to a four-star prospect and ranks as the No. 451 overall player, the No. 39 player at his position and the No. 49 recruit in the state of Georgia,Over the past six months, Williams has been one of the fastest risers in the current cycle. It started with a junior campaign that saw him finish the season with 73 tackles, five for a loss, five pass deflections, two interceptions and one forced fumble.
The breakout year led to an influx of offers from Division I programs and a three-star ranking as the New Year began. His first offer came fromin late January, which started a domino effect across the country. To put it into perspective, it’s been five months since the Green Wave offered him as an unranked recruit, and he now holds 55 total offers to go with a four-star rating.
While a bunch of Group of Six — and some Power Four — schools extended offers throughout January and February. His recruitment status took another leap once Clemson offered after an unofficial visit, to which Williams responded by, as he didn’t want to rush his recruitment, especially since he was still a growing bud on the recruitment trail.over a month later, with him still including Clemson and Florida, but switching out the other programs for Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan and He then scheduled official visits with the Tigers , the Bulldogs , the Gators and the Buckeyes .
But clearly, his trips to upstate South Carolina and Athens, Georgia, were enough to force his hand on canceling his remaining visits with Florida and Ohio State, leaving Clemson and Georgia to fight it out for the four-star talent. , “Georgia is fighting here, but I feel Clemson is the school with the edge as of today. We will see how it plays out the next couple of weeks.
” Clemson247's Austin Hannon alsoIf Williams is to commit to Clemson ultimately, he’ll be the last take at the safety position, joining four-star Jarrell Chandler and three-star Harrison Luke in the secondary. Angelo Feliberty is a Sports Communication major who got his start with The Tiger newspaper at Clemson University starting as a contributor and working his way up to senior reporter covering multiple sports for the Clemson Tigers. A native of Myrtle Beach, S.C.
, Feliberty was a three-year letterman in track at Myrtle Beach High School.
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