Big-play Clemson wideout with proven juice
In the 2005-2006 seasons, Andrew Diomande flashed efficient deep-threat value at Clemson, finishing his college career with 4 catches for 70 yards and a strong 17.5 yards per catch, which points to a receiver built to stretch the field rather than pile up volume[3][4][15]. Recruiting-era reports described him as a 6-1 target with a productive high-school résumé and a receiver who arrived with real upside, but his Clemson output remained limited, so the appeal is more about speed, vertical ability, and projectable explosiveness than proven featured-role production[1][7][10].
