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Clemson Targets Top In-State Defensive Lineman
Priority recruit Jaden Wuerth visits campus as Tigers look to lock down local talent.
Mar. 13, 2026 at 1:25pm
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Clemson has made in-state defensive lineman Jaden Wuerth, a top-10 recruit in South Carolina, a priority target for their 2023 recruiting class. The 6'3", 275-pound prospect was back on Clemson's campus last weekend as the Tigers look to secure his commitment.
Why it matters
Keeping top in-state talent at home is crucial for Clemson's continued success. The Tigers have built a national powerhouse, but maintaining a pipeline of elite local recruits is key to their long-term dominance in the ACC and nationally.
The details
Wuerth, who is ranked as one of the top 10 prospects in South Carolina for the 2023 class, has been a frequent visitor to Clemson's campus. The Tigers have made him a priority target as they look to bolster their defensive line for the future.
- Wuerth visited Clemson's campus last weekend.
The players
Jaden Wuerth
A 6'3", 275-pound defensive lineman and top-10 recruit in South Carolina for the 2023 class.
Clemson Tigers
The defending ACC champions and perennial national title contender, Clemson is looking to lock down top in-state talent like Wuerth for their 2023 recruiting class.
What’s next
Wuerth is expected to make a decision on his college commitment in the coming months, with Clemson considered the heavy favorite to land the in-state standout.
The takeaway
Clemson's ability to keep elite local prospects like Jaden Wuerth home has been a key factor in the program's sustained success. Securing Wuerth's commitment would be another win for the Tigers in their efforts to maintain a talent-rich pipeline from South Carolina.

