TroyStellato

2025 – Senior
• Transferred to Kentucky after four seasons at Clemson (2021-24)
• Has played in 23 career games with 11 starting assignments
• Has 65 career catches for 600 yards and two touchdowns

2024 – Junior (Clemson)
• Played in nine games with five starts and caught 25 passes for 264 yards before an injury ended his season prematurely

2023 – Sophomore (Clemson)
• Returned from an ACL injury in 2022 to play in 12 games with six starts
• Charted 38 catches for 321 yards and a touchdown
• Caught four passes for 42 yards in the 2023 Gator Bowl vs. Kentucky

2022 – r-Freshman (Clemson)
• Missed the season with an ACL injury suffered in fall camp

2021 – Freshman (Clemson)
• Redshirt season
• Played in two games vs. South Carolina State and UConn

High School
• Was a four-star prospect by ESPN.com and Rivals coming out of Cardinal Gibbons High School
• Rivals listed him as the 20th-best player in Florida and the nation’s 17th-best receiver
• A three-year starter who totaled 112 career receptions for 1,758 yards and 19 touchdowns in 33 games
• Recorded 26 receptions for 325 yards and five scores in his first six games of a pandemic-shortened 2020 season as a senior
• Played for head coach Matt DuBuc

Personal
• Born in Salem, Massachusetts
• Son of Eric and Jen Stellato
• Has one brother, Eric
• An uncle, Sean Stellato, played football at Marist College
• Major is undecided

Troy Says
• After football, his dream job is to be a sports broadcaster or sports agent
• One thing most people don’t know about him is that his first love was basketball
• The highlight of his life so far was visiting Italy and Spain
• Three words to describe him are fiery, motivated and loving
• The best advice he’s ever received was from his dad “If you’re not failing, you’re not doing it right”