Clemson 5-Star Recruit Korey Foreman Shows off Awesome Tattoo That Will Fire up Tiger Fans
By Will Coleman

Clemson knows they have something special in 5-star defensive end recruit Korey Foreman. The No. 1 player in the class of 2021 will be a matchup nightmare for any opposing offensive line, but it's something else about Foreman that should have Tiger fans amped up about the future of Clemson football.
Fresh off his commitment to play at Clemson this past January, Foreman debuted an amazing and detailed tiger tattoo on his arm during the Rivals showcase.
Korey Foreman (@koreyforeman54) is the No. 1 recruit in the 2021 class and committed to Clemson.
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) March 1, 2020
Already has the tiger tattoo at the @Rivals showcase ? pic.twitter.com/mKEUSyJHJ5
There's nothing that says, "commitment," better than a recruit's tattoo of his team's namesake. The majestic tiger face graces the left forearm of Foreman and goes nicely with his orange Clemson headband too.
The 5-star defensive end seems pretty loyal to the Tigers and hasn't shown any indication of re-opening his recruitment. Clemson's 2021 recruiting class was already special, but Foreman's commitment made it the country's highest rated.
The #1 player in the class of 2021, 5? DE Korey Foreman, has officially committed to Clemson.
— CFB Kings (@CFBKings) January 27, 2020
With his commitment, Clemson moves past Ohio State to claim the #1 recruiting class in 2021.#ALLIN pic.twitter.com/mdKNm6au2b
As if Clemson wasn't already a coveted landing spot for the nation's best prospect, playing alongside Foreman makes for a great recruiting pitch for Dabo Swinney and his coaching staff.
This tattoo is a pretty good indicator that Foreman has no intentions of re-opening his recruitment, though schools such as LSU and Auburn, both of whom have a tiger as their mascot, should try to make a run at him. And if he gets drafted by the Bengals when he turns pro? Even better.