Four-star Georgia OL JJ Brown, a massive 6’6”, 305-pound target, is set to announce his college choice June 23—and Clemson is in the hunt with Florida, Georgia, and FSU. Brown’s official visit this weekend could be pivotal; he prioritizes coaching relationships and NFL development, and already has a strong rapport with Clemson’s Matt Luke, who’s spotlighting Brown’s raw talent and comparing him to first-rounders like Blake Miller. Brown’s physical gifts are undeniable, but he’s focused on improving athleticism and strength at the college level. Though he grew up a Clemson fan, he’s keeping things professional—and Clemson’s got a golden chance to seal the deal before his final decision.

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Miami and Clemson still lead the ACC recruiting race, but Virginia Tech, Cal, and Louisville are shaking things up with bold moves and new coaching energy. With commitments flipping faster than confetti and top recruits like Donte Wright, Jamarin Simmons, and Peter Bourque making waves, the landscape is wild and ever-changing. James Franklin’s turnaround at Virginia Tech proves new leadership can turn around a program fast, while Cal and Louisville show they’re serious contenders. The final rankings? Still up in the air — this is just the beginning.

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Clemson’s 2026 season kicks off with high stakes: a road showdown against LSU on Sept. 5, followed by a primetime home opener against Georgia Southern on Sept. 12, and a revenge-minded tilt against North Carolina on Sept. 19. The Tigers face a brutal early slate, including a late-night, cross-country trip to California on Sept. 25 and a Friday night clash with Duke on Nov. 20. Coach Dabo Swinney’s team is aiming to build momentum after last year’s win over UNC, but the schedule’s physical toll and key matchups—especially the LSU rematch against a new SEC coach—could make or break their season.

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