Kanak plans to start cutting down his recruitment when the NCAA dead period ends, and recruits can start hitting the road again for visits beginning June 1. “Clemson, they like me on the defensive side of the ball at some type of safety or linebacker position,” he said. Kanak (6-2, 210) has collected close to 20 offers and is being recruited primarily as a linebacker by most of his suitors, while the Tigers view him as a linebacker-safety hybrid. So, we’ll see what happens when I get down there.” “They said that if I wanted to camp, I could,” he said. The Dabo Swinney Football Camp kicks off with its first session on June 2, so Kanak may decide to work out in front of the staff while on campus. 1 prospect in the state of Kansas per 247Sports – will soon get to see what Clemson has to offer in person as he is set for an unofficial visit on June 1. “I actually just had a group FaceTime with the whole staff (Tuesday) and they just kind of said that they were interested in me and showed me around the place and told me what they have to offer.” “They’ve been showing some interest for a couple weeks now, and I’ve been talking to Coach Venables the most on the phone quite a bit,” Kanak told The Clemson Insider. A four-star athlete from Kansas has been getting a lot of attention lately from Clemson.Ĭlass of 2022 prospect Jaren Kanak of Hays (Kan.) High School is hearing frequently from defensive coordinator Brent Venables and had a FaceTime call with the Tigers this week.

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