Top 10 ACC Recruits

Stud tackle Mitch Hyatt is going to Clemson, and should be a plug and play tackle. Mandatory Credit: Steve Dykes-USA TODAY Sports.

8. Mitch Hyatt, Offensive Tackle, Clemson

Mitch Hyatt is the best offensive tackle coming into the ACC in this recruiting class. Hyatt is a very lean offensive tackle, but possesses very strong hands and quick feet, giving him the potential to be a starting left tackle if Dabo Swinney chooses to do that.

As of right now Hyatt is an above average pass blocker and run blocker and is a pretty good athlete for his size allowing him to play right away for the Tigers, and more importantly be above average.

Despite being ready to play Hyatt can still improve in building more muscle and size, and work on his pass blocking as it is slightly behind his run blocking. Hyatt may start at right tackle this year due to him being a freshman, but if he does start at right tackle he should eventually make the move to left tackle.

The most positive thing about Hyatt is he may be the most safe recruit on my list, which is another plus for the already loaded Tigers.

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