Clemson Courts Top-Tier Combo Guard Tre Keith
High school standout Tre Keith, a four-star combo guard from Georgia, has named his top six college choices: Clemson, Boston College, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, and Saint Louis. Ranked No. 60 overall by 247Sports and the No. 6 recruit in Georgia, Keith averaged over 20 points per game at Tri-Cities, led his team to a GHSA 5A State Championship, and shined on the Adidas 3SSB Circuit. After picking up multiple Power Five offers midseason, he’s set official visits to Clemson (Sept. 12) and Boston College (Sept. 25), with the ACC duo emerging as the current frontrunners.
Move over Shakespeare, here comes the next great drama—Tre Keith’s recruitment saga. Picture top coaches pacing like caffeinated meerkats, blinking furiously at their crystal balls, trying to predict which visit will make him swoon. Clemson’s charm offensive includes complimentary orange T-shirts and promise of free Tiger tailgates; Boston College counters with “we have Boston!” membership cards. Meanwhile, Keith’s probably just Googling “which town has best nachos.” Stay tuned for the next episode of “Real Hoopers of the ACC.”
Ex-Clemson Sack Specialist Joins Dolphins’ Pursuit
Former Clemson defensive end Clelin Ferrell, a two-time national champion and former All-American, has signed with the Miami Dolphins. The 6-foot-4 edge rusher, drafted fourth overall by the Raiders in 2019, posted strong freshman season numbers but saw mixed production in Oakland, San Francisco, Washington, and Los Angeles. Undrafted for most of 2025, Ferrell briefly landed on the Chargers’ practice squad before returning to the 49ers, where he recorded four sacks in eight games. Miami offers him a fresh start to prove he belongs on a multi-year NFL deal.
In a move that screams “please work out,” the Dolphins have scooped up Ferrell hoping he’ll finally morph into the next unstoppable pass rusher instead of a high-stakes participation trophy. Ferrell’s resume reads like an intro bio for a part-time musician: all the right titles, but no consistent hits. Now he’s on Miami’s roster, where the humid air and greater emphasis on beachfront living just might trigger untapped sack mojo. Grab your flip-flops and popcorn—this career revival needs ratings.
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