At the end of December, Cade Klubnik decided to stay at the collegial level for another year. The 2025 season will be the last for Clemson Quarterback, and while showing huge improvements in his second year as a starter, it seems Club He believes the third season will because the starter will greatly improve his chances of moving on to NFL.
Speaking on Friday at Podcasta “Pure athlete”, a signal caller gave his explanation to stay with Clemson Tigers for another season.
“I think everyone who knows me, I feel like I’m first and foremost, I’m pretty loyal person,” Kljetnik said (6:30). “If you are on my side, I am on your side to the end, and for me you know, I got the initial job, you know my first year at the ACC championship game, and obviously I’ll be back after that … I’m a starter that comes back . Why would I go?
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“My second year, I’m terrible … I needed another year to develop, I should have improved … It was a tough year … I think one of the biggest things after my year was, and that is It was a year old, he was a coach (Dabo) Swinney pulled me into his office and told me, ‘Hey, I have returnees who want to play here.’
“When the main coach comes and tells you that he believes in you after you have had a not great year, that kind only turns something.”
Cade Klubnik aimed at the National Championship 2025.
In the same interview, Klubnik said that the return to his older year is a light decision to make, because the team seems to have several drivers in a foul that returns for his senior year. He even set some high goals for Tigers in 2025.
“I told Coach Swinney on a day that I had committed to come to win the national championship,” Krlnik said. “And that is something that still sits on the table for us. That’s why I came back and that’s why I didn’t leave … I love this place so much … the jump I took from my second grade to my junior year, I want to double that jump and go to another. ”
2024 with Clemson, Clubik had 3639 passing meters, 36 Touchdown and six intercepts. He also recorded 463 rush meters with seven Touchdown in 119 brackets.
Edited by R. Elahi
