While no decision has been made, a Clemson transfer has whittled his to-do-list down to a quartet of potential landing spots.
Speaking to TigerNet.com Monday, Korrin Wiggins confirmed that he will transfer to either East Carolina, Maryland, Michigan or Oregon. Kansas and North Carolina State, among others, had previously been mentioned as possibilities for the transferring defensive back.
As Wiggins graduated last month, he’ll be eligible to play immediately at whichever FBS program he chooses. The 2017 season will be his final year of eligibility.
In 2015, Wiggins started six of the 13 games in which he played. However, a torn ACL in summer camp the following year cost him the entire 2015 season. As a reserve last season, the safety played in seven games. He started one of those contests.
All told, Wiggins played in 32 games before deciding to transfer from the Tigers in mid-May.