Clemson lost several key pieces from last year’s secondary, including starting cornerback A.J. Terrell, starting safeties Tanner Muse and K’Von Wallace, and reserve safety Denzel Johnson.
While replacing those players won’t be easy for the Tigers, redshirt junior cornerback LeAnthony Williams believes the personnel Clemson has in the secondary heading into this season is up to the task.
Williams told reporters following Thursday’s practice that the secondary made good progress during spring practice and fall camp. Although largely inexperienced with a number of young players expected to step into bigger roles, Williams believes the secondary has been as good or better than last season since fall camp began.