The Clemson Tigers have built a strong relationship with a rising 2025 offensive lineman. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee (Ga.) is a school Dabo Swinney has heavily recruited from over the past couple years and he may have another target.

Terry Nwabuisi-Ezeala is very familiar with Clemson, dating back to two previous visits. He was in attendance for last year’s game against Louisiana Tech, then showcased his talents at the Dabo Swinney Camp over the summer.

His most recent visit was the sold-out matchup with Florida State, and he spoke to The Clemson Insider about the experience. This was far different from last year’s visit, given the stakes and the thriller that ensued in Death Valley.

“The atmosphere was awesome, it was great being back in Death Valley. Loved everything about the visit,” Nwabuisi-Ezeala said.

The 2025 offers have begun rolling out for the Tigers, and Nwabuisi-Ezeala doubled down from his last trip to Tiger Town, calling Clemson a “dream school.”

Over his visits, Nwabuisi-Ezeala’s built a connection with defensive tackles coach Nick Eason. He said it was “great seeing him again” and that’s a connection very important to him.

Five Division-I offers have come the way of Nwabuisi-Ezeala this year, but he says one from the Tigers would be a dream come true. While it’s still very early in his recruiting, if Clemson ends up offering Nwabuisi-Ezeala, they’ve put themselves in a great position to land the talented defensive lineman.