Clemson extended a new offer on Saturday.

Four-star Camden Noe (Portage Central, MI) announced the offer while on an unofficial visit.

“All Glory To God!! Incredibly blessed to receive an offer from the University of Clemson,” Noe posted to Instagram.

Before this season, the 6-foot-4, 215-pounder mostly played running back at the high school level, but he made the move to linebacker for his junior campaign. Noe originally planned to camp at Clemson back in June so Boulware could get a look at him in person, but a toe injury kept him from attending any camps this summer.

Noe is just the third linebacker in the 2028 class to pick up an offer from Clemson.

Noe is considered one of the better prospects in his class. Rivals slots him at No. 67 overall, regardless of position, and as the second-best ATH in the nation.

“Clemson has always been a dream school of mine,” Noe recently told TCI. “I love what coach Dabo is doing down there. Love the area down there. South Carolina is beautiful. Again, that is a dream school of mine and to get an offer would mean the world, especially knowing the limited number of offers they throw out. That would be a big-time thing and I am super-excited for that day to come. Excited to get down for a game in the fall for sure. That is a visit we are definitely going to make a priority.”