It was just two years ago when Trayvon Mullen was the new guy coming in and he was looking up to veterans like Cordrea Tankersley, Ryan Carter, Marcus Edmond and Mark Fields. At the time, Mullen’s job was to just learn as much as he could and try to get better so he could possibly help Clemson with depth.
Flash forward two years later, and Mullen is the savvy veteran that the younger players like A.J. Terrell, Brian Dawkins, Jr., LeAnthony Williams and freshmen Mario Goodrich and Kyler McMichael are looking up to for guidance and leadership.
“It is interesting,” Mullen said.