Tigers Pounce on 2028’s Next Big Hoop Talents
Clemson’s men’s basketball program has quietly expanded its 2028 recruiting footprint, offering three-star small forward Brelyn Moses and hosting three-star shooting guard Chacho Womack for an unofficial campus visit. Moses, a 6-foot-5 standout at Rocky Mount High, averaged 18.5 points and 10.3 rebounds as a sophomore and holds offers from Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, App State and East Carolina after igniting Team Loaded’s Adidas 3SSB circuit. Meanwhile, Womack, a 6-foot-4 guard from West Charlotte High, fueled his squad to the NCHSAA 8A state title with 17.6 points per game and has drawn interest from Florida State, LSU, Mississippi State and others—even without an official Clemson offer yet. As both prospects gear up for their junior campaigns, Clemson hopes to become a serious player in the Tar Heel State’s next elite class.
In a shocking turn of events, Clemson’s basketball coaching staff apparently learned that high schoolers exist beyond the football field and decided to press “offer” on two promising prospects. One can only imagine the recruiting pitch: “Come join us in a town where the most thrilling weather event is a stray tumbleweed—and we’ll hand you a free gallon of sweet tea!” Meanwhile, Womack’s visit reportedly felt like a combination of a frat party tour and a top‐secret spy operation—complete with clandestine campus maps and a clandestine briefing on dorm snacks. If these kids sign, Clemson’s next big tactical advantage might just be converting NCHSAA champions into free‐throw‐shooting Jedi knights. Bold move, Tigers—may the rebounds be ever in your favor.
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