Braden Galloway didn’t get a ton of reps this spring as he was recovering from a foot injury that forced him to have a screw inserted into his foot.
But when the freshman was on the field during the latter part of spring practice he was impressive.
Galloway was overlooked by some when he signed with Clemson for the class of 2018. He was rated as a three-star prospect, No. 860 overall by the 247Sports Composite rankings. Only kicker BT Potter was ranked lower.
But when co-offensive coordinator Tony Elliott was asked earlier this summer which freshmen can help the Tigers in 2018, Braden Galloway’s name was the first one Elliott mentioned.