Clemson running back Travis Etienne officially said goodbye to his Clemson Family on Friday via his social media platforms.
“My four years spent in South Carolina have been nothing short of spectacular,” he said. “Who would have ever imagined a young kid from Jennings, Louisiana would become a national champion with the Clemson Tigers.”
Etienne helped Clemson win the 2018 National Championship, as the Tigers become the first team to go 15-0 in the modern era of college football.
With his three-yard touchdown run in the first quarter against Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl, Etienne (468) broke Florida State kicker Dustin Hopkins’ ACC record for career points (466 from 2009-12).