One Of Clemson’s New Players In 2024 Has Left The Program After A Very Short Stay

The excellent news for all Clemson fans is the College Football Playoff has expanded from four teams to 12 teams this upcoming season, so there will be eight more chances for them to make the playoffs in years prior, but even with good news, there is always bad news and the Tigers saw one of their best recruits from the 2024 class hit the transfer portal on Sunday. 

The Tigers Lost One Of Their Players From The 2024 Class

Matt Zenitz from 247sports.com states that defensive end Adam Kissayi has entered the portal. Kissayi, who is 6-foot-8 and from Florida, is a three-star prospect and the 29th-ranked edge in the 2024 class, according to 247sports.com. 

Kissayi Didn’t Stay Long With The Tigers

Kissayi first committed to Minnesota in June 2023, then de-committed on July 13th and committed to Clemson the next day. Losing a player who was only part of your program for a few months has to be a massive blow because Clemson had to be counting on him to play a role on the team, maybe not this season, but perhaps as soon as 2025. He didn’t even make it to fall camp in his first season with the Tigers.