Jae'lon Oglesby commits

Clemson added another 2014 commitment on Saturday when Daniel running back Jae'lon Oglesby told Dabo Swinney he was ready to hop on board.

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Between practices during Saturday's camp, the Daniel High School rising junior committed to Clemson.

"It's my hometown. When I was little, I played little league, I played for the Clemson Tigers. It's always been my dream to play for Clemson," Oglesby told CUTigers on Saturday.

"I grew up watching C.J. Spiller and Jacoby Ford. I always wanted to play there."

Oglesby committed while meeting with Swinney in his office.

"He asked me if I wanted to come play football for Clemson, and he asked me if I was all in. I said yes," Oglesby said.

The run of Daniel players at Clemson continues. For the fifth-straight cycle, the Tigers have picked up a commitment from the local high school.

"It means a lot. Everyone that came out of Daniel, they want to represent their city and play for a big school like Clemson," Oglesby said. "I want to do the same thing."

As a sophomore, Oglesby rushed 221 times for 1,731 yards and 25 touchdowns. He caught nine passes for 97 yards and a score and returned three kickoffs for 105 yards.