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Heard in the Press Box: No. 1 Clemson 34, South Carolina 10

November 26, 2017
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Clemson wrapped up their fourth road win over a top 25 team on Saturday night want a 34-10 win over South Carolina. With the victory, Dabo Swinney secured his 100th win as the head coach at Clemson. 

The Tigers have now 42 out of their last 45 games and sit on the verge of being ranked #1 in the College Football Playoff polls Tuesday evening.

Heard in the Press Box: 

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“South Carolina doesn't have the horses to keep up with Clemson.

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Heard in the Press Box: Clemson 34, South Carolina 10

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Ed Mellette
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1:40p, 11/26/17
Last night's game really drives home the talent level difference in the two programs. Also, it is going to take a real effort by a sports psychologist to take the Tigers out of the young USC QB's head.
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9:54p, 11/26/17
Couldn't agree more with the talent level issue between the two teams. I remember in one of the first Bowden Bowls, Papa Bowden told young son Tommy at mid-field, son you just need to go out and recruit. From what I saw last night, South Carolina has a long way to go on the recruiting trail.
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6:08a, 11/27/17
I totally agree. I guess I am a bit new to the evaluation process of games (I just used to just look at the score ). It reminds me of how we would be so excited at the prospect of beating Florida State (back in the day). We actually thought we had a chance too but really didn't. I think that is what has happened to the Gamecocks. They don't understand just how much more talent we have at every level and it takes a lot of sheer luck to beat a team that is that much talented than you are.
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