Brock Bradley has been attending Dabo Swinney’s high school camp since he was in the seventh grade.
Having attended for so many consecutive years, the 2026 QB has been on the Tigers’ radar for quite some time. The 3-star QB visited three times last season, attending the Wake Forest, Georgia Tech and North Carolina contests.
Receivers coach Tyler Grisham was at Bradley’s high school (Spain Park, Birmingham, Al) recently to watch him throw, and next month he will be back at Clemson for camp to throw for Garrett Riley again.
“We’ve been in contact for for a long time,” Bradley told The Clemson Insider. “Just building relationships with all those guys out there. A lot of those guys I’ve gotten to know them for a while. I’ve actually been camping. at Clemson since seventh grade, so I’m very familiar with them. And they’re very familiar with me. So I know I’m on their board pretty high.”
After having gotten to know Riley a little over the past year, Bradley has been overly impressed with not only his offensive scheme, but also who he is as a person.
“I would say just a super sharp dude,” Bradley said. “It was cool getting to meet him. He comes from a really cool lifestyle. I feel like I fit in his system. Just a cool guy, down to earth. Family Man. I definitely connect with him a lot.”
“I like how he implements the RPO game. I like how he uses Cade Klubnik. A lot of RPO stuff like I said, and I like the way he moves him around. Just off-platform throws and getting him moving. I definitely feel like I do that pretty well, throwing the ball on the run. So, I like what they’re doing right now and definitely feel like I would fit in there pretty good.”
Wake Forest, West Virginia and Cincinnati have each offered, and with the Tigers about to start handing out 2026 offers next month, Bradley is looking to add one from Clemson when he works out at camp next month,
“It would mean the world,” Bradley said. “Just growing up, watching all the great quarterback history that they’ve had in that system, it’s definitely a blessing just being recruited by those guys.”
“Clemson is one of my favorite schools. Like I said, the rich quarterback history. The location. It’s just I feel like Clemson is similar to the way I was raised and their morals are very similar to mine. I definitely feel like I’d fit really well up there.”
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