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Height: 6-5 Weight: 285 Hometown: Greenville, SC (Greenville HS) Class: 2022

#105 Overall, #13 OL, #5 SC

#121 Overall, #8 OL, #4 SC

#153 Overall, #14 OT, #5 SC
Clemson continued to build its future offensive line with a big-time in-state commitment on Monday.
Greenville (SC)’s Collin Sadler announced his pledge to the Tigers via social media. He is rated the top player for the 2022 class from South Carolina and the No. 6 offensive tackle overall (ESPN). "First off I'd like to thank God for putting me in this position and for blessing me beyond measure," Sadler said. "I'd like to thank my parents for pushing me both on the field and in the classroom...I'd like to thank all the programs that recruited me and all the relationships I've built with them. But at the end of the day, after heavy prayer and consideration, I've decided to stay home and commit to THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY. #ALLIN." Sadler is ranked as a top-100 prospect overall by both ESPN (53) and Rivals (87). Sadler holds over 30 offers already, including one of the Tigers' first 2022 offers on June 1. He joins another 4-star offensive line commitment in Clemson's 2022 class with Strongsville (Ohio)'s Blake Miller, who committed last week. Sadler is a commitment for the 2022 Under Armour All-American game. I’m staying home, 1000% committed #ALLIN ?? pic.twitter.com/YUDxDHhbYX

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