With Justyn Ross out for the season and Tee Higgins gone to the NFL, Clemson will have to lean a lot on its young receivers in 2020.
Three of those guys came to Tigertown last year. Joseph Ngata and Frank Ladson showed off their potential as quality backups in 2019, but this season they will both be counted on to be starters. Though he likely will not start when the season kicks off Sept. 3 at Georgia Tech, redshirt freshman Brannon Spector will be counted on to provide depth after spending a year in the system.
“I’m really excited about Brannon,” Grisham told The Clemson Insider prior to the national championship game in January.