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Clemson Football: List of Visitors for the 2019 All-In Cookout

By Andrew Boardwine

CLEMSON, SC - SEPTEMBER 17: A general view of Memorial Stadium while the Clemson Tigers run down the hill prior to the game against the SC State Bulldogs at Memorial Stadium on September 17, 2016 in Clemson, South Carolina. (Photo by Tyler Smith / Getty Images)
CLEMSON, SC - SEPTEMBER 17: A general view of Memorial Stadium while the Clemson Tigers run down the hill prior to the game against the SC State Bulldogs at Memorial Stadium on September 17, 2016 in Clemson, South Carolina. (Photo by Tyler Smith / Getty Images) /
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The Clemson football program will host several talented prospects this Friday as part of the 2019 All-In Cookout. Here’s a list of visitors for the event.

The Clemson football program will host several talented prospects as part of the All-In Cookout this Friday on campus.

Prospects will arrive on campus and be treated with many different activities, including getting to partake in some of the offerings around the Clemson football complex.

The Tigers currently have 18 commitments, many of which will be on campus for the event, and are expecting several other uncommitted guys to join them as well.

Here’s a look at the list of visitors that Clemson football fans can expect for the All-In Cookout.

Commitments:

Starting with those prospects that are already committed, it would actually be easier to say who is not coming rather than listing everyone that is expected to be on campus.

From what we can gather, it seems that every Clemson football commit plans to be on campus with the exception of two- 5-star QB DJ Uiagalelei and 3-star RB Kobe Pryor.

Uiagalelei made the trip to campus back in the spring and that reportedly replaced his visit to the All-In Cookout. Though it would’ve been nice to have him at the event for recruiting reasons, it’s certainly understandable for his family to not want to make the trip back out to South Carolina from California when they’ll likely be on campus at least a couple more times this fall.

Kobe Pryor had an already-planned showcase event with his high school team that he will be competing in that hinders him from making the visit.

With those two gone, the class will be led by names like 5-star DL Bryan Bresee, 5-star DE Myles Murphy, 5-star RB Demarkcus Bowman, 5-star DT Demonte Capehart and several others.

Targets:

  • Justin Flowe, 5-star LB
  • Jordan Burch, 5-star DE
  • Arik Gilbert, 5-star TE
  • EJ Williams, 4-star WR
  • Xzavier Henderson, 4-star WR
  • Ajou Ajou, 4-star WR

These are the major names that are expected to be at the event this evening. Keep in mind that the All-In Cookout is only for prospects in the current recruiting cycle, not for the future. The Tigers do have several 2021 prospects making campus visits this week and weekend, but they won’t be at the All-In Cookout.

Of course, the target list is led by 5-star DE Jordan Burch and 5-star LB Justin Flowe. Both talented prospects are believed to be seriously considering Clemson and could be great additions to an already elite class.

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5-star TE Arik Gilbert will also make the visit, though he is a heavy Georgia lean. All three of the top wide receiver targets for the 2020 class are expected to be on campus, as well.

We will continue to update this list throughout the day as we get word on potential surprises and other notes pertaining to the All-In Cookout.

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