This time last year, a lot of the talk from preseason camp centered around Tyler Davis. A freshman at the time, the Clemson defensive tackle was the talk of camp, as he made play after play in practices and scrimmages.
Davis was so good he became the first true freshman defensive tackle at Clemson to start in a season-opener since 1974. In fact, he set a school record for starts by a freshman at defensive tackle with 13.
In all, Davis was charged with 51 tackles, including 9.0 behind the line, 5.5 sacks, two pass breakups and a fumble recovery.