Making waves at Clemson Tigers, a five-star recruit from Midlothian, Texas, Bryant Wesco Jr. is leaving a mark as a standout wide receiver. But before reaching this feat in his career, his journey was not that straight to the Clemson Tides with his sister Bailey Wesco’s connection with the OSU team. However, Bryant Jr. chose the Tigers over Oklahoma. But what was Wesco’s reason for it? Let’s get into it.

“She doesn’t mind where I go; she wants me to succeed; she’d rather me not go there; she doesn’t want me around her,” said Bryant Wesco Jr., joking about his sister Bailey Wesco not wanting him around her. Well, looking at Bryant’s sister’s connection to Oklahoma, there was a big fuss about him joining the same team to continue his collegiate career. Despite being a sophomore soccer player for Oklahoma, Bailey never pushed Bryant Jr. toward OSU. Moreover, she truly exemplified the love of a big sister by supporting his decision to choose his desired team.

This was evident when Bryant Wesco Jr. chose the Clemson Tigers over OSU. Bryan was always fascinated by the culture and coaching styles at Clemson. “Here it was more than football; it was about academics. It was about faith,” said Wesco while talking about his shift towards the Tigers. The culture that head coach Dabo Swinney cultivated inside the Clemson program attracted Bryant Jr. to the team. According to Bryant, in Clemson, the focus is more on preparing players on what things to focus on even when they don’t make it to the NFL. It’s more about their well-being as a person than a football player. Looking at his remarkable performance ahead of this season, there is no harm in saying that Bryant made the right decision in choosing the Clemson Tigers.

Bryant Wesco Jr. exhibits superb performance playing for Clemson Tigers

Last week during the Clemson Tigers exceptional showdown against Appalachian State, Tigers wide receiver Bryant gained his first touchdown of the season. With three catches running for 130 yards, freshman Bryant Wesco Jr. was leading all receivers in terms of yards. Also, Clemson’s comeback was much awaited after their embarrassing loss of 34-3 to the Georgia Bulldogs in their season opener match.

As a newcomer, it was an amazing start to his college career. Even Bryant Jr. expressed his satisfaction with his performance against AP State, calling it a “crazy experience for his first touchdown of the season.” Wesco also recognized his entire team’s support, which contributed to his boost in confidence. “We have that confidence already within our team,” he said. Bryant comes from a high-achieving family of players. His dad, Bryant Sr. is a Louisiana Tech Athletics Hall of Fame triple jumper, and his sister Bailey, a four-star prospect in Oklahoma. Excellence is in his blood. Let’s see how the young player will perform in the Clemson Tigers’ upcoming match against NC State.

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