Gallman on a short leash as camp opens
When Clemson opens up training camp on Tuesday at the Indoor Practice Facility, it will open it up with six running backs, including four who saw significant action at some point last season and another one who has two years of experience and was a projected starter in 2014 before being struck with injury.
“It is a good situation to be in because it is good competitive depth,” Clemson running backs coach and co-offensive coordinator Tony Elliott said.
Wayne Gallman, who rushed for a team-high 769 yards in 2014, is listed No.