Clemson’s 2026 recruiting class remains firmly in the national conversation—even if the latest update reflects a slight slide.
Following the early signing period, Clemson checks in at No. 19 nationally, down one spot from its previous position. The shift is minimal, but it offers a clear snapshot of where the Tigers stand as the class takes shape heading into the next phase of the recruiting cycle.
The Tigers have 20 total signees in the 2026 class, with nine prospects ranked among the nation’s top 300 players. Notably, eight of those top-300 talents are on the offensive side of the ball, underscoring where the foundation of the class is currently built.
Offense Leads the Way
At the top of Clemson’s class sits Leo Delaney, a four-star offensive tackle who profiles as both an immediate cornerstone and a long-term solution up front. Delaney ranks among the nation’s best at his position and headlines a group that reflects Clemson’s emphasis on rebuilding the offensive line…