Clemson receivers poised for strong showing in 2026 fall camp

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Last updated Aug 8, 2026

Clemson receivers poised for strong showing in 2026 fall camp
Summary

Clemson's wide receivers head into fall camp, starting August 6, showcasing depth and talent despite the loss of Antonio Williams to the NFL. Juniors T.J. Moore and Bryant Wesco Jr. are expected to lead the unit, with Wesco returning from a spinal injury. The addition of five freshmen, including Naeem Burroughs, Connor Salmin, and Gordon Sellars III, adds further competition. Coach Dabo Swinney noted the necessity for growth, emphasizing that the experienced receivers will aid in developing the younger players. Clemson's defense is also expected to benefit from facing the talented receiving corps in practice.

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  • Fall camp for Clemson began on August 6.
  • Bryant Wesco Jr. returns from a spinal injury, aiming for an all-conference level season.
  • Five freshmen, including Burroughs and Salmin, are expected to contribute.
  • Clemson's defense struggled last season but aims to improve through practice against strong receivers.
  • Coach Dabo Swinney highlights the importance of growth for the receiving group.
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CLEMSON — Iron sharpens iron, and Clemson’s wide receivers enter fall camp the sharpest of the Tigers’ position groups. Despite losing Antonio Williams to the NFL draft, Clemson’s pass catchers generated plenty of buzz in the leadup to fall practices beginning Aug.

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