Clemson Football Announces Jersey Numbers for New Signees Ahead of Spring Practice 2025”
CLEMSON, S.C. – As Clemson prepares to kick off spring football practice later this month, the Tigers have announced the jersey numbers for their newest signees.
Fans will get their first look at these fresh faces as spring practices begin on February 28, with the spring game scheduled for April 5. On the offensive side of the ball, running back Gideon Davidson will wear the No. 9 jersey, a number he donned during a College Football Playoff practice last December.
Freshman wide receiver JuJu Preston will take No. 10, while transfer receiver Tristan Smith will wear No. 80. Quarterback Chris Denson will suit up in No. 15, and offensive linemen Gavin Blanchard, Easton Ware, Rowan Byrne, Brayden Jacobs, and Tucker Kattus will wear Nos. 51, 63, 72, 74, and 75, respectively.
Tight end Logan Brooking will take No. 7. Defensively, Alabama transfer Jeremiah Alexander will wear No. 35, and Purdue transfer Will Heldt will don No. 13. Along the defensive line, Makhi Williams-Lee will sport No. 55, Ari Watford will wear No. 99, and Amare Adams will take No. 95. Linebacker Logan Anderson will wear No. 37, while safety Jakarrion Kenan will wear No. 20.
Marquise Henderson, listed as an athlete, will wear No. 3.
With these new additions set to take the field, excitement is building for the start of spring practice and what promises to be an exciting season ahead for Clemson football.
New CFP projection for next season has Clemson’s natty hopes falling just short
Clemson is expected to compete for a National Championship in 2025 but one new playoff projection has the Tigers coming up just short of reaching that goal.
It is no surprise to see the Clemson Tigers projected to make the 2025-26 College Football Playoff. Virtually every expert in America has head coach Dabo Swinney’s team in the top-10 heading into the offseason and the Tigers are going to be heavy favorites to win the ACC title next fall.
However, the bar at Clemson is higher than that. After all, Clemson won the ACC and made the playoff in 2024 and fans expect the program to take the next step in 2025-26.
If next season is going to be a success, Swinney and Co. will have to truly be in the mix for the National Championship. In one new 2025 CFP projection, that’s what will happen.
In a recent article, On3 Sports’ Ari Wasserman released his early 2025-26 College Football Playoff projection and Clemson makes quite a bit of noise in his 12-team bracket. In fact, he has the Tigers coming up just shy of playing for the National Championship.
