So far, Clemson has lost five players to the transfer portal.
The latest departure was linebacker Jamal Anderson, who went public with his intentions on Thursday.
However, the writing might have already been on the wall with Anderson, who has not played since the Tigers’ loss to Syracuse back in September. At the time, Dabo Swinney said the intent was to try and hold Anderson in an effort to save a year of eligibility.
“We’re going to try to hold him,” Swinney said in early October. “He’s a guy I met with him this spring, and we actually talked about – we hardly played him his freshman year, at all.