Former Clemson Tiger announces transfer destination

A former Clemson football player announced his transfer destination Tuesday via social media. Former Clemson Tiger safety Joseph Charleston will still be a Tiger, but now with the SEC’s Missouri Tigers. Charleston, who entered the NCAA transfer …

A former Clemson football player announced his transfer destination Tuesday via social media.

Former Clemson Tiger safety Joseph Charleston will still be a Tiger, but now with the SEC’s Missouri Tigers.

Charleston, who entered the NCAA transfer portal in October, played in four games at Clemson this season and recorded seven tackles while logging 66 snaps.

The native of Milton, Georgia, entered his junior season in 2021 credited with 68 tackles in 596 snaps over 24 games (six starts).

A national top-150 player coming out of Milton High School, Charleston was ranked as the No. 149 overall player in the 2019 class according to the 247Sports Composite, which considered him the No. 13 safety nationally.

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Swinney comments on Charleston’s decision to enter transfer portal

A Clemson defensive back entered the transfer portal on Monday. Junior safety Joseph Charleston elected to enter the transfer portal, joining Lyn-J Dixon as the now second former Clemson player to do so this season. During his weekly Tuesday media …

A Clemson defensive back entered the transfer portal on Monday.

Junior safety Joseph Charleston elected to enter the transfer portal, joining Lyn-J Dixon as the now second former Clemson player to do so this season.

During his weekly Tuesday media availability, Swinney was asked about Charleston’s decision and shared his thoughts with reporters.

“He came to me last week and he said that he feels like he wants a fresh start somewhere,” Swinney said Tuesday. “Again, it’s always disappointing, but I’m just kind of numb to it. That’s just 2021. That’s probably going to be news every week.”

“I love Joseph. I think he’s a really good player, like a really good player,” he added. “He’s had a lot of unfortunate issues and situations and injuries. He missed a lot of camp this fall. He’s battled a hamstring. He’s had a lot of things and other guys have taken advantage of opportunities.”

Swinney obviously would’ve liked for Charleston to stay a Clemson Tiger, but he realizes that everyone has to make their own decision and do what they feel is best for them.

Charleston will take his time to figure out what his next step will be, as he’s aiming to go somewhere new in January.

The native of Milton, Georgia, entered 2021 credited with 68 tackles in 596 snaps over 24 games (six starts).

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TCI confirms Clemson DB has entered transfer portal

The Clemson Insider has confirmed that a Clemson defensive back is in the transfer portal. TCI confirmed that junior safety Joseph Charleston has entered the transfer portal. Charleston has missed the Tigers’ last two games while being listed as …

The Clemson Insider has confirmed that a Clemson defensive back is in the transfer portal.

TCI confirmed that junior safety Joseph Charleston has entered the transfer portal.

Charleston has missed the Tigers’ last two games while being listed as unavailable. He had two tackles vs. Georgia, made four tackles vs. SC State and contributed a tackle at NC State.

The native of Milton, Ga., entered 2021 credited with 68 tackles in 596 snaps over 24 games (six starts).

A national top-150 player coming out of Milton High School, Charleston was ranked as the No. 149 overall player in the 2019 class according to the 247Sports Composite, which considered him the No. 13 safety nationally.

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