Georgia Wideout ‘Proud’ to Accept Clemson Offer

Ryan Mosley was back at Clemson last week.

The 3-star (Carrollton, Ga.) and his father spent most of Friday on campus, experiencing the Clemson culture again.

“I’m not going to lie, Clemson has always been one of those schools that I’ve always loved since I was younger,” Mosley told The Clemson Insider. “Just go there and visit, it feels like home.”

On Wednesday, just days after that visit, Mosley announced an offer from the Tigers, which the 6-foot-2-incher said proves his hard work is paying off.

“It makes me feel good,” Mosley said. “Let all the work be noticed. I worked hard. Being offered by Clemson, well, that makes me proud.

Mosley and his father spent much of their time on campus with Tyler Grisham, and the 2026 forward appreciated the Tigers’ wide receivers coach’s transparency.

“I look forward to continuing to build this relationship with him,” he said. “He’s really cool and honest and I like that.”

Mosley currently has more than two dozen offers, including Florida State, Miami and Louisville. Auburn, Alabama and South Carolina have also offered and those schools, along with Clemson, are the ones he said he’s hearing from the most since coaches were able to make direct contact starting June 15.

However, when comparing Dabo Swinney’s program to these others, a few things stand out.

“How Clemson doesn’t pull players out of the transfer portal,” Mosley said. “They’ll be playing as freshmen too and I love that.”

Mosley is looking to release a list of favorites sometime in July and announce a commitment as early as this fall. He is looking for an environment that feels like home, as well as a school with a strong culture.

“Just a place that feels like home,” Mosley said. “A place that I take care of, so that I can fit in. Just a place that feels like home.”

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