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2025 defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell sets commitment date

2025 defensive lineman, and Tennessee target, Isaiah Campbell sets commitment date.

2025 defensive line prospect Isaiah Campbell will announce his commitment on Dec. 4, according to Chad Simmons of On3.

Campbell’s top two schools are Tennessee and North Carolina. He is predicted to commit to Tennessee.

The 6-foot-4, 275-pound defensive line prospect is from Southern High School in Durham, North Carolina.

Campbell is listed as a four-star and ranks as the No. 37 overall national prospect, No. 5 defensive lineman and No. 2 prospect in North Carolina, according to 247Sports Composite rankings.

He unofficially visited Tennessee on Nov. 23, when the Vols hosted UTEP. The Vols offered him a scholarship on Jan. 4.

Campbell decommitted from Clemson on Sept. 21.

Defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell receives Tennessee commitment prediction

2025 defensive line prospect Isaiah Campbell receives commitment prediction to Tennessee.

2025 four-star defensive line prospect Isaiah Campbell received an expert commitment prediction to Tennessee, according to Steve Wiltfong of On3.

Campbell ranks as the No. 41 prospect in the class of 2025. He also ranks as the No. 5 defensive lineman and No. 2 player in North Carolina, according to 247Sports.

The 6-foot-4, 260 pound defensive lineman is from Southern High School in Durham, North Carolina.

Campbell will officially visit Tennessee when the Vols host Alabama on Saturday (3:30 p.m. EDT, ABC). He unofficially visited Tennessee on Sept. 23, 2023 for the Vols’ contest versus UTSA.

The four-star prospect originally committed to Clemson on Jan. 29. He decommitted from the Tigers on Sept. 21.

4-Star defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell decommits from Clemson

Clemson loses a big commitment in their 2025 recruiting class.

Dabo Swinney and the Clemson football program are coming off an awesome rivalry win over NC State, but with the good win came so bad news following the game.

Four-Durham (N.C.) Southern four-star defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell announced his decommitment from Clemson on X on Saturday, after committing early in the year on January 29th. A shock for fans, Campbell said this on social media:

After much prayer and counsel, I am announcing my decommitment from Clemson University. At this time, I am continuing to build relationships with schools that share my values and goals. I know this may come as a shock, but please respect me, my family, and my coaches as we navigate this transition. Thank you for your support and understanding!

On3 has the four-star standout ranked as the No. 31 overall player in the country and the No. 3 defensive lineman. For On3’s industry ranking, Campbell landed at No. 43 overall and No. 4 among defensive linemen.

A huge loss for the Tigers in their 2025 recruiting class.

Former Diamond Hogs ace Isaiah Campbell makes first MLB Opening-Day roster

Campbell was a stud out of the bullpen for the Mariners last year, but this is his first season to begin the year in the Bigs.

Isaiah Campbell is an Opening-Day Major Leaguer.

The former Arkansas right-hander was named to the Boston Red Sox opening day roster Thursday as teams across the league prepared for the first games of the season.

Campbell will be pitching in his second season in the Big Leagues after cracking the Seattle Mariners’ club last year. He had a 2.83 earned-run average in 28 games for the Ms out of the bullpen. Campbell was trided to Boston in November for infielder Luis Urias.

A second-round pick of the Mariners in 2019, Campbell didn’t get to pitch professionally until 2021 at age 23. He quickly shot through Seattle’s system and jumped from Double-A Arkansas in the middle of last year to the big club, where he stuck for the season.

Campbell pitched for the Diamond Hogs for four seasons, although his second season with the Razorbacks was limited to just one game because of injury. He came into his own his final season in Fayetteville in 2019, striking out 122 batters and walking just 22 in 118 1/3 innings.

Boston opens its 2024 season Thursday night incidentally against those same Mariners.

Where Clemson Ranks in 2025 Recruiting Rankings After Multiple Huge Commitments

Clemson is flying up 2025 team recruiting rankings after multiple huge commitments.

Excitement brews for Clemson football as their recruiting efforts gain momentum.

Under the guidance of head coach Dabo Swinney, the Tigers find themselves in a unique position. With Swinney at the helm, Clemson’s approach diverges from conventional programs as they steer clear of the transfer portal. Instead, they invest heavily in recruiting, a strategy that demands success.

Despite being in the early stages of the 2025 recruiting cycle, Clemson emerges as a powerhouse. Within a mere 24 hours, the Tigers secured commitments from three four-star recruits, addressing critical positions. On the offensive line, they landed Brayden Jacobs and Jaylan Beckley while landing Isaiah Campbell on the defensive line. 

With this excellent run of recruiting, the Tigers have flown up team recruiting rankings for the 2025 class. Check out Clemson’s 2025 class ranking for three major recruiting platforms below.

247Sports Composite: No. 2

On3: No. 4

Rivals: No. 3

Clemson is excelling recruiting in the 2025 class

Dabo Swinney and the Clemson coaching staff have been on fire recruiting in the 2025 class.

Things are heating up for the Clemson football program on the recruiting trail, and it is a beautiful thing to see for the Clemson faithful.

The Tigers, with head coach Dabo Swinney, are in an interesting spot. Having one of college football’s five best coaches is excellent, but with Swinney comes a different program than most. Clemson, unlike most programs, has little to no activity in the transfer portal. If you’re going to do that, you NEED to hit on the recruiting trail, and Swinney, along with his staff, has done exactly that.

It is early in the 2025 recruiting cycle, but right now, Clemson is arguably the hottest team recruiting in the 2025 class. In the last 24 hours, the Tigers have landed THREE four-star recruits. In positions of need, mind you… two on the offensive line and one on the defensive line.

According to 247Sports composite rankings, the Tigers currently hold the No. 2 ranked recruiting class for 2025 after these signings… While we can expect things to change over time, it’s tough to ask for a better start from this coaching staff. Momentum is building here, and it is clear.

I’m not saying that this class will end where they are right now, but Clemson is trending in the right direction. Swinney and his staff are doing phenomenal work right now, and fans should be thrilled with what they see.

Social media reacts: Clemson is scorching hot recruiting in the 2025 class

Clemson has been firing on all cylinders in the 2025 recruiting class.

Dabo Swinney and the Clemson coaching staff have been scorching hot recruiting in the 2025 class.

Their latest commitment came from four-star defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell. Listed at 6’5″, 265 pounds, Campbell (Southern High School, Durham, N.C.) chose Clemson over ACC rivals Florida State and North Carolina and regional rivals Alabama and Auburn. Campbell was in Tiger Town over the weekend for Clemson’s Elite Junior Day Event on Saturday. He announced his commitment on Monday, becoming the Tigers’ third four-star commitment in 24 hours.

It has been an excellent recruiting run for Clemson, who has arguably the top 2025 class in the country right now. Here is a look at how social media reacted to Clemson landing Campbell.

Clemson lands commitment from four-star DL Isaiah Campbell

Clemson landed four-star DL Isaiah Campbell to its 2025 recruiting class on Monday.

Clemson added a third four-star prospect in a span of 24 hours to its 2025 recruiting class when Isaiah Campbell, one of the nation’s top defensive lineman, announced his commitment Monday.

Listed at 6’5″, 265 pounds, Campbell (Southern High School, Durham, N.C.) chose Clemson over ACC rivals Florida State and North Carolina, and regional rivals Alabama and Auburn. Campbell was in Tiger Town over the weekend for Clemson’s Elite Junior day Event on Saturday.

He announced his commitment to Clemson in a post to Twitter/X early Monday morning.

 

247Sports’ Composite rankings rates Campbell as the 72nd best prospect in the nation, as well as the fifth best defensive lineman in the country. He’s also rated the fourth best prospect from the state of North Carolina. Both on3 Sports and Rivals.com rates Campbell as the third best prospect in North Carolina.

Clemson is on quite a run with its recruiting this month. The Tigers have now netted four 4-star recruits in the past week. Campbell joins OL Jaylan Beckley (Trinity Christian Academy, Texas) and OL Brayden Jacobs (Buford High School, Ga.), who committed on Sunday. Defensive end Ari Watford (Maury High School, Norfolk, Va.), who committed on Wednesday.

Top-70 recruit crystal balled to Clemson

A top-five defensive lineman recruit has been crystal balled to Clemson.

Clemson has received a crystal ball to land one of the top recruits in the nation.

On Tuesday, one 247Sports contributor crystal balled four-star defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell to land with the Tigers.

Campbell is the No. 5 defensive lineman and the No. 69 overall recruit in the class of 2025. Clemson offered the Durham, North Carolina, native in June. At 6-foot-4 and 260 pounds, he holds 30 offers, including Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, LSU and NC State.

Clemson has seven verbal commitments to its 2025 class: four-star running back Gideon Davidson, four-star defensive lineman Amare Adams, four-star offensive tackle Easton Ware, three-star quarterback Blake Hebert, three-star tight end Logan Brooking, three-star athlete Marquise Henderson and three-star wide receiver Carleton Preston.

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Campbell earns first MLB victory over Blue Jays

Seattle Mariners pitcher Isaiah Campbell saw his scoreless streak extended to four games on Saturday and got the win against the Toronto Blue Jays.

It was only just a matter of time before Isaiah Campbell got in the win column.

The Seattle Mariners right-hander, who actually endured a brief demotion back to AA earlier in the week, grabbed the victory on Saturday night over Toronto.

Campbell only pitched a third of an inning, but became the pitcher of record when the Mariners broke the game open in the bottom of the seventh by scoring five runs.

He allowed a hit, walked and hit a batter but then got George Springer to ground into a fielder’s choice to end the frame.

In four appearances thus far with the Mariners, he has yet to allow a run, which is impressive nonetheless.