GAME PREVIEW: CLEMSON
per attempt) in 2015, racking up 139
yards on 24 carries in the win at Lou-
isville.
"Gallman really wasn't regarded as
a big-time back when he got here and
redshirted his first year," Williams said.
"But against Louisville, he made the
offensive line look much better than
they played. A lot of his yards came
after initial contact behind the line of
scrimmage. He's developing into a re-
ally dependable back and keeps getting
better."
The receiving corps suffered a ma-
jor hit when junior Mike Williams — a
second-team All-ACC selection in 2014
— suffered a small neck fracture in the
season opener against Wofford. The
Tigers still feature sophomore Artavis
Scott, who was also a second-team All-
ACC honoree in 2014, and signed two
five-star freshmen — Ray-Ray McCloud
(No. 2 athlete and No. 23 overall pros-
pect nationally according to Rivals) and
Deon Cain (No. 4 wideout and No. 17
overall player in the country) — in their
2015 recruiting class that are already
seeing game action.
Along the offensive line, starting
fifth-year senior center Ryan Norton
was ruled out for the Notre Dame game
with a sprained knee. Clemson also has
a lot of youth scattered across the depth
chart, including starting left tackle
Mitch Hyatt, who is a true freshman.
"They've got a lot of young guys who
are going to be really good, but it will be
a line that has to progress as the season
goes on," Williams said. "By the end
of the year, it wouldn't surprise me if
