Three-Star Safety Seth Williams Reopens Recruitment After Clemson Pledge
The decision highlights how Clemson's no-visit rule for commits can drive prospects to keep options open.
Overview
- Seth Williams, a 2027 three-star safety from Atlanta’s Lakeside High School, announced on social media that he decommitted from Clemson and reopened his recruitment.
- He told Rivals he felt he rushed his March 24 commitment and wants to take more campus visits before deciding.
- He visited Georgia Tech and planned a trip to Florida, and he kept an official visit to Clemson on the books for May 29–31.
- Penn State and Vanderbilt are expected to host him next, with Syracuse, Wisconsin, Georgia and West Virginia also in the mix, and Florida State has not offered.
- Clemson’s 2027 class now lists six commits, and Williams is ranked No. 809 overall by Rivals after a junior season with 73 tackles and playmaking on both sides of the ball.