Clemson projected to earn multiple college football awards in 2025

CBS Sports is forecasting a big year for several of Clemson’s top playmakers.

In its annual predictions for major college football awards, CBS named Cade Klubnik, T.J. Parker and Peter Woods as expected winners of national honors in 2025.

Klubnik is projected to win the Davey O’Brien Award, given to the nation’s best quarterback. CBS’ Will Backus wrote that Klubnik stands out due to his mobility, experience, and chemistry with offensive coordinator Garrett Riley. “Klubnik also benefits from an excellent supporting class, highlighted by the ACC’s top returning receiver in Antonio Williams,” Backus noted.

Parker is CBS’ pick for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, which honors college football’s top defensive player. After leading the nation with 12 sacks last season, Parker’s ability to disrupt from the edge has him poised for more recognition. “Few are better there than Parker,” Backus wrote.

Woods is projected to win the Outland Trophy as the top interior lineman. Known for his elite athleticism and power, Woods racked up 8.5 tackles for loss and three sacks last season. “He’s the type of defensive tackle that routinely commands double teams,” Backus said, adding that his presence opens up opportunities for teammates like Parker.

Klubnik, Parker and Woods were the only ACC players included in CBS Sports’ award predictions. CBS tabbed Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith as the early favorite to win the Heisman Trophy.

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