Clemson’s trio of freshmen midyear enrollees on the defensive line have been impressive early in spring practice, especially defensive end Myles Murphy.
The former five-star prospect has stood out to coaches and players alike with his performance through the first several spring practices.
Offensive coordinator Tony Elliott has certainly taken notice of Murphy while watching him play against the offense.
“I tell you the one that’s really caught my attention on the defensive side – obviously (Bryan) Bresee is as advertised, but he’s been a little bit limited with the knee – but Myles Murphy,” Elliott said following Wednesday’s practice.