FINAL: No. 25 Clemson 19, Boston College 13
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GAME DAY: No. 25 CLEMSON vs BOSTON COLLEGE |
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Game: 7:30 p.m. Death Valley - Clemson, SC
TV: ACC Network
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AVAILABILITY REPORT: Among players listed on Clemson’s weekly depth chart released on Monday, the following players are not expected to be available for tonight’s game: S Joseph Charleston, CB Fred Davis, OL Will Putnam
The Storylines
Clemson is looking to bounce back from last week’s 27-21 double-overtime loss to NC State last Saturday this evening against Boston College. Dabo Swinney’s Tigers are in a territory they haven’t been in a while as their record sits at 2-2.
Clemson's defense helped keep the Tigers in the game despite spending an immense amount of time on the field and despite losing starters Bryan Bresee and James Skalski to injury during the contest. NC State ran 96 plays to Clemson's 49, a 47-play difference that was Clemson's largest play deficit in records back to 1950, surpassing minus-40 play differentials against North Carolina in 1970 and against Boston College in 1983. Not including two untimed possessions in overtime, NC State held the ball for 41:48, four seconds shy of the longest time of possession by a Clemson opponent since North Texas held the ball for an opponent-record 41:52 against the Tigers in 2010.
Spend this evening’s game with the CST Staff in this thread!