Clemson football climbs to No. 11 in 2027 recruiting rankings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
Clemson football's 2027 recruiting class is now ranked No. 11 nationally after the commitment of four-star defensive back Jayden Aparicio-Bailey. The Tigers received the boost following his decision to join over schools like Georgia, Auburn, and South Carolina. Aparicio-Bailey marks Clemson's 24th commitment in this class, adding to the team's defensive back section alongside four-star Jarrell Chandler and three three-stars. Clemson's recruiting momentum has increased, with 17 players committing since mid-May. The focus will now shift to upcoming recruiting battles as they look to further enhance their class.
- •Clemson sits at No. 11 in 247Sports rankings and No. 15 in On3's rankings.
- •Jayden Aparicio-Bailey is a four-star defensive back from Prattville, Alabama.
- •Clemson has 24 total commitments in the 2027 recruiting class.
- •Aparicio-Bailey chose Clemson over Georgia, Auburn, and South Carolina.
- •The Tigers secured 17 commitments since mid-May.
- 3:05 PMYahoo Sports — Where Clemson lands in 2027 recruiting rankings after massive commitment
"Clemson football’s 2027 recruiting class is looking that much better with their latest commitment.
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