Rich Bresee: Inside Family Life Of Bryan Bresee Dad and Mom Meghan

Bryan is the son of Richard Bresee, his father, and Meghan Bresee, his mother. Rich dons his number 11 jersey and travels to any Clemson game to watch his son Bryan, who is gradually making a reputation for himself on the Tiger defense, from the stands.

Rich Bresee had early knowledge that his son would play football. Bryan was a standout athlete when he was younger, playing basketball and football, according to his father.

His family ensured Bryan knew that the distance would not be an impediment when it came time for the top recruit in the country to choose where he would play college football.

Richard wed Meghan Bresee, who is now his wife. Ella Bresee, Bailey Bresee, and Bryan Bresee were born to Meghan and Bryan Bresee, an All-America basketball player at Frederick (Md.) Community College.

Kendall, the eldest of Bryan Bresse's three sisters, is a basketball player in college right now. He also has two sisters: Ella, the youngest, and Bailey, the oldest of the Bresee children.

He took a hiatus from football after losing his younger sister to cancer. The loss crushed him, and he has been taking a break from football.

Along with him, she has made a ton of other people fully happy, and he needs whole express his gratitude for that. Love her always and without ceasing, Ella bear. He is confident that heaven has recently received a surprising angel because she is the best sister anyone could ask for.

Last week, Bresee's little sister and his family came to Clemson, allowing Bresee to spend time with her all at once. The Clemson team was expected to support Ella during the last week's game against Furman because they had been wearing "Ella Strong" T-shirts in her honor during Tiger Walk.

Bryan Bresee, a tremendous defensive tackle for Clemson, who recently lost his sister Ella, had an emotional comeback for the Tigers on Saturday.

Bresee skipped Clemson's game against Louisiana Tech last week, went to 15-year-old Ella's burial on Tuesday with a large group of his teammates in Maryland, and then put on his uniform for the Tigers' 51-45 victory over Wake Forest in double overtime.

In his first remarks to the media following the funeral, Bresee said, "Before the game, when I ran out, it got a little emotional." She adored Clemson football, so I know she's keeping an eye on us and will be with us the entire time.

Bresee was referred to as "the strongest person I know" by teammate K.J. Henry. Many people would not have been able to participate. However, he asserted that playing was a duty to the family and that it was exactly what his sister would have wanted him to do.

Former No. 1 prospect in the nation who made his debut in 2020 as a Freshman All-American... joined Dexter Lawrence (2016) as the second defensive rookie of the year in ACC history at Clemson. He has played 586 defensive snaps over 16 games, totaling 48 tackles, 5.5 sacks, two pass breakups, an interception, a forced fumble, and a safety.

He made two tackles in the "Ella Strong" game against Furman, which was played in honor of his younger sister Ella who was fighting brain cancer, and Recorded one tackle versus No. 21 Wake Forest, along with a crucial double overtime pass breakup.

He played under Eric Wallich at Damascus High School in Damascus, Maryland, where he finished his career with 134 career tackles, 80.5 of which were for loss, and 35 sacks before moving on to Clemson. He has 47 tackles in 2019, adding two forced fumbles and 30.5 tackles for loss, and 14 packs.

A pass interception and a fumble recovery. As a senior, you assisted your team in achieving a 13-2 record, and the state title—Sports Illustrated recognized you as a first-team postseason All-American.

Bryan Bresee, a redshirt sophomore defensive tackle, received all the support they could muster from Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers family. On Saturday at the Tiger Walk,

Bresee, Swinney, and their Clemson football teammates were all wearing "E11a Strong" shirts as they entered the team's home opener against the Furman Paladins to show their support for Bresee's sister, Ella. The second lost her fight with brain cancer.

The Tigers had every incentive to destroy the Paladins since Ella was on their minds. While running back Will Shipley tore up the field for 68 rushing yards and two scores on only ten carries, quarterback DJ Uiagalelei completed 21 of 27 for 231 passing yards and two touchdowns.

Bryan Bresee also made two tackles for the Clemson football defense, which prevented Furman from scoring more than one touchdown.