As the early signing period gets set to kick off on Wednesday, the hay is pretty much in the barn for Clemson’s 2023 signing class.

But The Clemson Insider wanted to pass along an update on the lone remaining uncommitted high school target that the Tigers hope to secure Wednesday.

Handley High School (Roanoke, Ala.) running back Jamarius Haynes is set to sign with his school of choice Wednesday morning.

Clemson offered Haynes on Oct. 22, when he made an unofficial visit to campus for the Syracuse game. The 6-foot, 180-pound senior then returned to Tiger Town as an official visitor for the South Carolina game the weekend of Nov. 26.

Clemson gave Haynes his first offer before Washington State and Western Kentucky followed suit with offers in early November. Coastal Carolina offered him last week, and most recently, he received an offer from Georgia Tech this past Friday.

Haynes subsequently visited Georgia Tech over the weekend, and that has led to some questions about where the Tigers stand with him entering the early signing period.

As it stands now, barring anything unexpected, we continue to feel good about Clemson landing Haynes’ signature on Wednesday.

If that’s indeed the case, Haynes would join Dutch Fork (Irmo, S.C.)’s Jarvis Green as Clemson’s pair of running backs in the 2023 class.

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