After quarterback Blake Hebert flipped his commitment to Notre Dame, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney shared his thoughts on the situation and what it means for

QB Blake Hebert flipped his commitment from Clemson to Notre Dame on Monday. Tigers coach Dabo Swinney reacted to his decision on Tuesday

Coach Dabo Swinney also made some interesting comments on his radio show a few hours after Blake Hebert decommitted from the Tigers.

Monday was not a good day for Clemson on the recruiting front. The Tigers lost 4-star QB commit Blake Hebert, as he flipped to Notre Dame. It was the third decommitment from the program since

Four-star quarterback Blake Hebert committed to Clemson football in June 2023. A year later, he flipped to Notre Dame.

Many of the top quarterbacks had already made their decisions, so the Irish needed to go after a committed player if they wanted to fill that need in the 2025 class. On Monday, it was mission accomplished, as Blake Hebert flipped from the Clemson Tigers to Notre Dame.

Blake Hebert follows Brunswick teammates Matty Augustine (offensive tackle) and Ethan Long (safety) into a signing class that now ranks 13th nationally,

Quarterback recruit Blake Hebert, who committed to Clemson nearly a year and a half ago, changed course on Monday and announced he instead will attend Notre Dame in 2025. The

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have nabbed ACC quarterbacks in the transfer portal in each of the past two seasons, starting Wake Forest Demon Deacons transfer Sam Hartman in the 2023 season and Duke Blue Devils transfer Riley Leonard for the 2024 season.

For those who don’t follow recruiting closely, or at least haven’t since Knight originally committed in September of 2023, Hebert was actually a player that was on the Notre D