Drew Woodaz has an offer from the Tigers now after an Elite Retreat visit this weekend.
Drew Woodaz has an offer from the Tigers now after an Elite Retreat visit this weekend.

Offers go out on Clemson's Elite Retreat junior day


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Drew Woodaz - Linebacker
TigerNet: (3.42)

Height: 6-3   Weight: 200   Hometown: Tampa, FL (Jesuit HS)   Class: 2024
ESPN:
#82 LB, #140 FL
Rivals:
24/7:
#97 LB, #123 FL

Two 2024 defenders announced Clemson offers on Saturday from the weekend's Elite Retreat for juniors.

One has a familiar last name with 3-star Tampa linebacker Drew Woodaz, brother of Clemson freshman standout linebacker Wade Woodaz.

"Wow!! Extremely honored and excited to receive an offer from Clemson University!!!" Woodaz posted Saturday night.

Other prominent offers for the younger Woodaz so far include Iowa, Louisville, Oklahoma, Pitt and Wake Forest.

He tallied 92 tackles (two for loss) with an interception last season.

Three-star Olney, Maryland defensive end Darien Mayo picked up an offer as well Saturday.

"Blessed to receive an offer from Clemson University!!!" Mayo said.

Other noteworthy offers for the 6-7 defender are Boston College, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Miami, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Penn State, South Carolina, Texas, Ole Miss, Southern Cal, Wisconsin Virginia and Virginia Tech among more FBS programs.

Former Clemson linebacker Dorian O'Daniel also played at Mayo's high school, Our Lady of Good Counsel (Md.).

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