Former Clemson Tigers WR Beaux Collins recently rose to the headline, jumping ship to the Notre Dame squad to help them fill the consistent Wide Receiver struggle. Collins’ transition, however, didn’t come out of the blue as it was on the build since he was nailing his high school years at California powerhouse St. John Bosco High School. But since Dabo made a more appealing offer to the rousing star, Beaux chose the Tigers back then. Finally, Notre Dame is reaping the fruit of patience, taking the 6’3 on the board amidst a terrific 2024 season. Sounds happening? Well, it’s not only Collins’ professional life that has always been on the move, rather he has a more eventful love life that you might not know about.

Beaux Collins didn’t attend his senior season of high school. Firstly, the worldwide COVID crisis put his school tenure at a halt from fall to spring. Afterwards, it was his decision to continue the time off as he was prepping to join Clemson. While the Los Angeles native said it was a difficult call for him, it might not all be because of the athletic records he had made over there. There must be a certain heartfelt connection between Collins and his former school, as this is where he met the love of his life, Alia Logoleo. While the couple has generally been pretty low-key about the particulars of their relationship in public, a few cute snaps of them spending quality time together are more than enough to blow the internet in a flash.

Collins was an artist by heart. No matter how insane he is with the football on his legs while cornering the defense on the field, he always possesses a picturesque mind. He, as a tiny kid, used to copy his dad when he was drawing his son flawlessly. Little did Collins know, he would soon draw a perfect fairytale in his love life that would even go along with the top priority in his life: sport.

Alia Logoleo’s career in softball: Revisited 

Beau, Alia Logoleo, a sophomore from Nashville, Tennessee, was a celebrated All-ACC softball star who played third base and left field for the Tigers. Last season, she had a fiery display of athleticism. In a thick contest, she delivered 480 on-base percentage and hit four homers, leading the team to a 29-5 in league play.

Logoleo also holds the record of playing a 10-RBI game against Syracuse, the most run-driven during a game by a Division I player. However, currently, she is showcasing her prowess for the Chattanooga Steam.

While she had a cupid’s aero right in her heart in his packed-up Clemson University days, the education was not at stake at all. Apart from focusing on the sport and her budding romance with the one year younger football prodigy, Alia graduated from Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management and did her Master’s in Human Resource Development. If it doesn’t make her an all-rounder girlfriend, we don’t know what does.

If you want to know about other nitty-gritty of college football, you can refer to our ES Think Tank interview with Doug Sanders, founder of Sanders Sports and Entertainment.