For senior Adam Randall, his detour landed him in a new role in Clemson’s backfield. The midyear enrollee arrived from Myrtle Beach as a highly touted wide receiver ranked among the nation’s top 125 players by several major recruiting services. In early April in one of the team’s final practices of that spring, Randall tore his right ACL. Randall played 12 games, but Clemson’s improved depth held him to fewer than 250 offensive snaps on the year. 8 SMU, Randall made the biggest play of his career, and it didn’t come at wide receiver.