One year ago, Adam Randall was getting ready to make his debut at running back for Clemson.
Now, he is headed to one of the premier college football all-star games.
Randall announced on Thursday that he has accepted an invitation to play in the Panini Senior Bowl.
The converted wideout earned second-team All-ACC honors this season after rushing for 779 yards and nine scores. Randall averaged five yards per carry. He also registered 31 receptions for 246 yards and three more touchdowns, while averaging 22.75 yards per kickoff.
With the Tigers short on depth at running back last season, Randall moved from wide receiver ahead of Clemson’s first-round College Football Playoff matchup against Texas.