Clemson RB Gideon Davidson pledges donations for touchdowns to charity

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Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Clemson RB Gideon Davidson pledges donations for touchdowns to charity

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Clemson running back Gideon Davidson has committed to donating $500 of his NIL earnings for each touchdown scored. His contributions will benefit Love Big Love Well, an organization focused on supporting families facing serious medical diagnoses in children. Davidson achieved his first donation following a touchdown in Clemson's recent 28-20 victory over North Carolina. This season, he leads the Tigers in rushing with 37 carries for 187 yards. Davidson was ranked as a four-star prospect and is among the top recruits in his class prior to joining Clemson.

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•Davidson scores his first touchdown this season against North Carolina.
•He leads Clemson with 37 carries and 187 rushing yards.
•Love Big Love Well supports families dealing with childhood medical diagnoses.
•Davidson was ranked as a top-100 recruit prior to enrollment.

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5:13 PMYahoo Sports — Clemson RB Gideon Davidson donating portion of NIL earnings to charity for every touchdown

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Add Clemson running back Gideon Davidson to the growing list of prominent FBS football players pledging a portion of his NIL earnings to a charitable cause. Davidson is gifting $500 of his NIL earnings for every touchdown he scores. The donation will go to Love Big Love Well, an organization hoping to reduce the stigma […]
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Yahoo SportsSep 24, 2026, 5:13 PM
Clemson RB Gideon Davidson donating portion of NIL earnings to charity for every touchdown
Add Clemson running back Gideon Davidson to the growing list of prominent FBS football players pledging a portion of his NIL earnings to a charitable cause. Davidson is gifting $500 of his NIL earnings for every touchdown he scores. The donation will go to Love Big Love Well, an organization hoping to reduce the stigma […]

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