CLEMSON – College football players spend countless hours with their teammates over the course of their careers – practicing together, eating as a group, and even dancing in the locker room as a unit. In four years, college teammates become family.
But it is very rare, however, for those college teammates to also have shared every birthday, graduation, awkward middle school phase, and milestone.
For Wade and Drew Woodaz, linebackers for the Clemson Tigers, teammates truly are family.
“I have five weeks left here, I have five weeks left of my brother being my neighbor living across the street,” Wade, the elder Woodaz said while reflecting on his time at Clemson in a Tuesday press conference.