Clemson recently hosted a big offensive line prospect from the Tar Heel State who currently holds seven scholarship offers and is drawing interest from multiple Power Five programs.
Metrolina Christian Academy (Indian Trail, N.C.) class of 2024 tackle Peyton Reeder visited Clemson for its spring game last Saturday.
“My visit was truly amazing,” he told The Clemson Insider. “Loved seeing the boys compete in the spring game.”
Reeder has traveled to Tiger Town a bunch of times in the past to see games, though Saturday’s visit marked his first to Clemson as a recruit.
“A highlight that definitely stood out was definitely breakfast with the coaches,” he said. “Everyone was very genuine and nice and made me feel at home.”
A 6-foot-6, 300-pound rising senior, Reeder spent the most time with offensive line coach Thomas Austin while on campus.
“His message to me was that he really likes how I play and that he wants me to work really hard this summer,” Reeder said.
Reeder participated in the Dabo Swinney Camp as a freshman and said he “will definitely be planning a trip to Clemson” for camp this summer.
Maryland, Charlotte, East Carolina, Army, Furman, Campbell and Maine have all offered Reeder, who said “it feels great to be getting interest from Clemson.”
“I grew up loving them and still do!” he said.
“It would mean the absolute world to me to get a Clemson offer,” he added. “I grew up loving the school and program and would love the chance to play for Coach Swinney.”
What stands out the most to him about Clemson’s program?
“Definitely the atmosphere they can create,” he said. “It was such a crazy turnout for only a spring game. That was absolutely crazy to me.”
–Photo courtesy of Peyton Reeder on Twitter (@peytonreeder)
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