A two-sport standout from the Yellowhammer State traveled to Tiger Town for the first time last week.

Valley (Ala.) High School’s Cam Dooley made his way to Clemson for a football recruiting visit on Wednesday, March 29.

“I loved my visit to Clemson,” he told The Clemson Insider. “The facility was amazing.”

A class of 2024 prospect, Dooley has seen his recruitment start to take off this year, picking up football offers from UAB, Georgia State, Kentucky, Missouri, Vanderbilt, Tulane and Alabama State since January. The 6-foot-4, 195-pound athlete also plays basketball and averaged 18.2 points with 8.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.8 steals per game as a junior.

Dooley will likely line up on the defensive side of the ball at the next level, and the Tigers are looking at the rising senior as a safety prospect.

“I had a great conversation with the coaches and they seem to be interested in me,” he said. “Getting an offer from Clemson would be huge.”

“I spent a lot of time with Coach (Lemanski) Hall,” Dooley added. “I got some good feedback from the coaches. They love my size and athletic ability.”

While it was Dooley’s first visit to Clemson, the staff doesn’t want it to be his last.

“They want to get me on campus again soon,” he said. “I haven’t picked a date yet.”

What stands out the most to him about Clemson after his initial experience on campus checking out the Tigers?

“Clemson has a winning tradition,” he said. “Everything about them so far was good. It was a great experience.”

Dooley is teammates at Valley High with fellow class of 2024 recruit Jay Harper, a cornerback who made his first visit to Clemson last Wednesday as well and likewise enjoyed the experience.

–Photo courtesy of Cam Dooley on Twitter (@CamDooley1)

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