Top-100 national 2025 quarterback recruit Ryan Montgomery got a special visit from offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter earlier this week. The Findlay (Ohio) High School sophomore visited Clemson back on Nov. 12 for the Tigers’ matchup against Louisville. The 6-3, 200 pound quarterback prospect spoke to The Clemson Insider and shared what it meant to receive a visit from Streeter at his school.
“It meant a lot for coach Streeter to take the time to come all the way up here in Northwest Ohio to see me,” Montgomery told TCI. “I was at the Clemson game this fall and that was my first time talking to coach Streeter, and I thought we connected fairly well. The Clemson coaching staff is amazing and they are all great developers and even better people. I’m excited to keep building the relationship with them as Clemson is a school that has caught my attention.”
When reflecting back on his visit to Clemson just a few weeks prior, the top recruit offered that the entire staff made him feel special. During his visit, he shared that the staff, the coaches and the team really felt like a connected group, which made him feel inclined to learn more about Clemson’s offense.
“It stood out to me how much of a priority I was to them, as they said I’m a top guy for them in the ’25 class,” he said. “Also, just how connected everyone is and how much of a brotherhood it is. I’m really looking forward to diving into the schematics and the offensive schemes and just learning more about Clemson.”
Montgomery added that when he makes the decision to commit to a school down the road, he wants to feel like it is the right fit, not only on the field, but off the field as well.
“How the coaches think and also how I think I’d fit into the offense,” he said. “The coaching staff, because they are the people you’ll be spending the next four to five years with, the culture, and the brotherhood at the school and also the academics.”
Montgomery told The Clemson Insider that his sophomore season was a learning experience. While he reflected on the season not going as planned, he embraced the opportunity to take the next step in his development.
“The season was a great learning experience for me, as we didn’t have the season we were hoping for, but I’m looking to take the next step to really know the why behind everything as a quarterback.”
The Ohio native added that he plans to take a trip back to Death Valley in the spring, among other schools.
“I am planning to visit several schools for spring practices, and Clemson is definitely on the list,” he added.
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