CORVALLIS — It was, for the most part, only a tease. Darrius Clemons made his long-awaited debut for the Oregon State Beavers on Saturday night. He didn’t see a full assortment of snaps.

Westview High wide receiver Darrius Clemons is a four-star recruit and rated the top overall prospect in the State. After notching 890 receiving yards, 40 catches, 12 touchdowns, 8 tackles ...

Oregon State preps for first road game, Darrius Clemons could play Saturday, Trent Bray smiles over Michigan State win The Beavers coach spoke about numerous topics, including Saturday's upcoming ...

On that day, the Utes offered 4-star wide receiver Darrius Clemons out of Westview High School in Portland, Oregon. According to Brandon Huffman of 247sports, Clemons has the potential to be a ...

After the Oregon Ducks hosted All-American Bowl selection and Westview High School standout Darrius Clemons on an unofficial visit over the weekend, 247Sports four-star wide receiver Nicholas ...

Michigan fans may not know the name just yet, but freshman receiver Darrius Clemons played early and often during the team’s spring game on Saturday, catching three passes for 52 yards and a ...

Portland (Ore.) Westview receiver Darrius Clemons announced his final three at the beginning of last month. The top-rated player in Oregon has turned his focus to three schools- Auburn ...

Portland (Ore.) Westview receiver Darrius Clemons named his top ten on Sunday. The four-star receiver named a top 10 of Arizona, Auburn, Michigan, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oregon, Oregon State ...

Darrius Clemons, the 4-star from Westview (Ore.), opted to sign with Michigan over Auburn and Oregon. Clemons was the No. 131 national prospect and the No. 19 wide receiver. Auburn pushed late for ...

but that No. 3 wide receiver spot is open for the taking and Darrius Clemons might just be ready to step into that spot and shine. Clemons recently posted a picture of himself on Instagram and the ...

Westview four-star wide receiver Darrius Clemons. RANKING: No. 17 receiver, No. 1 overall prospect in Oregon and No. 119 in the country, according to 247Sports’ Composite system.