Clemson Secures Four-Star Offensive Lineman Leo Delaney Commitment

Clemson football has secured a significant commitment from four-star offensive lineman Leo Delaney, a 6-foot-6, 290-pound standout from Providence Day School in Charlotte, North Carolina, elevating their 2026 recruiting class to one of the top in the nation. Delaney, ranked between No. 62 nationally and No. 5 among interior offensive linemen by recruiting services, chose Clemson over offers from Michigan and Penn State, citing the Tigers' unique culture and strong player environment as key factors. This commitment marks Clemson's fifth offensive lineman pledge in the cycle and adds to a class already ranked in the top five nationally, showcasing the impact of offensive line coach Matt Luke's recruiting efforts. Delaney's versatility on the line and martial arts background underline his potential as an immediate contributor and future NFL talent. His addition is expected to strengthen Clemson's offensive front significantly and reflects the program's momentum and strategic recruiting success. The Tigers continue to build on their promising 2026 class with 16 total commits, including multiple four-star prospects.