CLEMSON — Adam Randall will take the field Saturday night at Memorial Stadium in a familiar uniform, but in an unfamiliar role.
Randall, previously a wide receiver, will line up in the backfield as a running back for No. 4 Clemson after impressing coaches with his adaptability during last season’s College Football Playoff game at Texas. Put into the role because of injuries, he thrived without prior experience and everyone took notice.
“Just be the best person you can be every single day,” Randall said.
Despite the position change, Randall’s mindset stays steady. He understands the importance of chemistry with the offensive line and knows that his success is tied to theirs.