Clemson Secures Top Offensive Lineman, Linebacker Brothers Commit

Clemson football has bolstered its recruiting classes with key commitments from highly sought-after prospects. Four-star offensive lineman Leo Delaney, ranked among the top interior offensive linemen nationally, committed to Clemson over other major programs like Michigan and Penn State, citing the program's culture and offensive line coach Matt Luke's passion as decisive factors. Delaney is the 16th commit in Clemson's 2026 class, which is ranked fifth nationally and features a strong group of offensive linemen and wide receivers. Additionally, Clemson secured linebacker Max Brown, a standout from the 2027 class and younger brother of current Clemson linebacker Sammy Brown, who praised Clemson’s small-town feel and coaching staff, particularly linebackers coach Ben Boulware. Brown's commitment is seen as a significant win for Clemson’s defense, with expectations he will develop into a key player under Boulware's guidance. These recruitments reflect Clemson's ongoing success in attracting top talent and building competitive teams for future seasons.