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The Paladins had 128 rushing yards on 35 attempts (3.7 per).Īntonio Williams entered on second series and immediately caught a 19-yard pass over the middle. Not sure anybody would have pegged Furman as the team to break that streak. They are going to have to have 8-to-10 plays per drive, which means staying on schedule.'Įntering today, Clemson had held five straight opponents to below 100 rushing yards. Toriano Pride was targeted frequently when in the game and didn't hold up well.ĪCC Network's Roddy Jones on the broadcast: 'Clemson does not look like they are going to be explosive, much like last year. Joseph Ngata took himself out of the game after his shoulder made contact with the ground. Collin Sadler and John Williams are listed as the backup left guards on the depth chart. Tucker entered for Marcus Tate at left guard. Swinney on the broadcast at half: 'Short week (for us), they had more time to prepare and kind of caught us off guard with formations, too many busts, have not stopped screens or played the quarterback well.'Ĭlemson has intercepted a pass for a sixth consecutive game for first time since 2019.īryn Tucker was the first offensive lineman to sub into the game early in the fourth quarter.

(Clemson had 376 yards and averaged 6.4 yards per play.) Overall, Furman had 384 yards of offense and averaged 5.2 yards per play. Huff, who had time today, was 30-of-39 for 256 yards and one touchdown and one interception. At half, Furman was averaging 5.8 yards per carry on 10 attempts and 7.6 yards per play. Screen game diced up middle of the field too often. This was glaring: Furman’s Tyler Huff passing on third down was 11-of-13 for 113 yards.Ĭlemson run support on the edges was suspect. Corners didn't seem that interested in getting off blocks to help tackle. Shipley, Mafah, and Kobe Pace combined for 21 carries for 113 yards (5.3 per). But to suggest the Clemson run game is definitively potent enough to make opposition never utilize light boxes is untrue. Phil Mafah was the second running back to enter game on the second series.įirst drive of the second half, there were three consecutive first downs on the ground via Will Shipley, so that was a good sign.īottom line, we need to see more data from the run game before concluding anything one way or the other. Today didn't do much to limit that questioning as it relates to the offensive line generating run push, especially along the interior. Last week, Dabo Swinney and Brandon Streeter dismissed questioning regarding the below-average run output vs. Not the type of execution we saw last week from the freshman. He was 1-of-4 for -2 yards in two series on the day. He made a bad decision on third down to throw back across middle of the field. Klubnik wouldn't enter the game again until the under-three minute mark in the fourth quarter. Twice, he probably flushed the pocket too quickly.

Cade Klubnik entered on the fourth series with five minutes to go in the second quarter with first-teamers still in the game. Tempo and rhythm was poor. After the touchdown drive to open the third quarter, the Uiagalelei-led offense had three drives that totaled 25 yards in 10 plays and twice ended in punts and one in a pick. In the second half, Clemson scored just one touchdown. It was the best we've seen him play since the Notre Dame game his freshman season. He was 4-of-6 for 55 yards on the two-minute drive before the half. His first five drives ended in touchdowns. He was poised as he went through his progressions and maintained his fundamentals. He was confident, in-command, accurate, and displayed good touch. He played well into the fourth quarter but only had 28 passing yards after the break.Īt half, however, Uiagalelei was 15-of-18 for 203 yards and one touchdown. Uiagalelei was 21-of-27 for 231 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. The not-great-but-too-soon-to-say-a-deficiency: Clemson defense against the screen. Below are initial and immediate observations following Clemson's win over Furman on Saturday.

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