Ajou

Ajou

A former three-star prospect from the 2020 freshman class, Ajou (6'3/215) struggled to establish himself beyond being a rotational outside deep threat. With Beaux and Decari Collins taking on more prominent roles in the wake of injuries to Justyn Ross, E.J. Williams and Joseph Ngata, Ajou looked to his former OC at Clemson and current HC of USC, Jeff Scott for a fresh start. He should see a sharp increase from the 233 snaps, six receptions and 73 yards he accounted for in 2021. With Timmy McClain taking over at QB throwing to Xavier Weaver and Ajou, the Bulls offense is looking up in HC Scott’s third year at the helm.

Ajou (6'3"/220), a three-star recruit in the 2020 class, has hardly seen anytime with the Tigers, appearing in just six games in two years hauling in two total catches. Ajou is a big-bodied, long-armed physical specimen that can do damage. It will be interesting to see where he lands. The Canada native had offers from elite schools like Alabama, Auburn and Florida to name a few, as well as quite a number of Big Ten schools.

Ajou (6'3/210) will have his work cut out to crack the starting lineup with four- and five-stars filling the top spots, but he’s a quality depth option as a recruit worth developing. Built with a Power 5 frame, Ajou received offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Penn State, and other top programs. The 247Sports Composite Board lists Ajou as the 92nd-ranked receiver recruit.

Ajou (6'3/210) received the offer from the reigning national champions after performing well at Clemson’s camp on Tuesday. Currently attending Clearwater Academy International in Florida, the 6-foot-3, 210-pound wideout moved to the States from Canada earlier this spring. Clemson’s offer is the latest that Ajou has received from a power conference program, with Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Penn State and Washington State among the others. “I’m still going to see a couple of schools and weight my options but Clemson has a pretty good shot,” the 2020 wideout told John Garcia Jr. of 247Sports. “I’m going to hopefully get up to visit ‘Bama and see what I’m working with. I just want to weight all my options.”