Recruiting
Logan Rudolph Commits to Clemson While Chopping Down Tree in Jean Shorts
Logan Rudolph, who is the younger brother of starting Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph, is a star defensive end prospect who has been pursued by many schools after a breakout junior season.
According to 247sports, Rudolph has racked up 39 Div. I scholarship offers, including from the likes of Alabama, Clemson, Texas A&M, and yes, OSU even made some push.
But Rudolph, the 2017 prospect from Rock Hill, South Carolina, ended his recruitment on Friday with a commitment video.
But not just any video. He committed to Clemson by chopping down a tree in jean shorts in the forest with “Danger Zone” playing as his background music.
Epic.
I have officially committed to…?? pic.twitter.com/5Hkjs4cFb8
— Logan Rudolph (@Logan4Rudolph) May 7, 2016
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