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Safety Jalyn Phillips, who was second on the Clemson football team in tackles in 2022, has announced his return along with cornerback Sheridan Jones.

Clemson safety Jalyn Phillips is projected to be taken in the late rounds in the 2024 NFL draft or go undrafted. Here are teams that could take him.

— Jalyn Phillips (@jalyn_phillips) January 5, 2023 Phillips was Clemson's second-leading tackler with 74 in 2022. He had one interception, three passes defended, 1.5 tackles for a loss and one ...

Clemson was not one of the first major programs to offer Lawrenceville, Ga., safety Jalyn Phillips, but the Tigers are the last team standing with him after his commitment announcement for the ...

Clemson Tigers football received a commitment from a defensive back on Monday that puts it close to wrapping the 2019 recruiting class. Georgia DB Jalyn Phillips made his pledge, joining teammate ...

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Clemson defensive back Jalyn Phillips called his start against Miami Saturday a "blessing." "I found out earlier in the week there was a tweek with Joseph (Charleston) and the coaches let me know ...

The Clemson Tigers football team announced its inactive list for the Pitt Panthers ACC game. They could be out for any reason, including COVID-19 or injury.

Three-star safety Jalyn Phillips of Lawrenceville (Ga.) Archer chose Clemson in a long-awaited public commitment announcement on Monday, his 18th birthday. Phillips (6-1, 190) announced his ...

On Thursday, Clemson seniors safety Jalyn Phillips and cornerback Sheridan Jones announced on Twitter that they would return to Clemson for a sixth season in 2023. Neither. 247Sports.

CLEMSON — Former Clemson football safety Jalyn Phillips entered the NFL Draft after spending five seasons with the Tigers, for whom he became one of nine players to appear in 60 career games.