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The SMU Mustangs came into Death Valley and took down a tough Clemson Tigers’ team on the road, 35-24. Kevin Jennings played through a lower leg injury and finished the game with 310 total yards on 23-43 passing with 2 touchdowns in the win. Jordan Hudson was huge for Jennings and the Mustangs, catching 7 passes for 131 receiving yards, including a huge 70-yard score that opened the scoring. Christopher Vizzina got the start for the injured Cade Klubnik and completed 29-42 passes for 317 yards and 3 touchdowns in the loss. T.J. Moore came up big with 5 catches for 124 yards and 2 touchdowns in a losing effort.
Read MoreWe learned two things on Friday night.
Read MoreThe media has spoken, and once again the ACC runs through Durham. Duke was picked as the preseason favorite to win the 2025–26 ACC men’s basketball title after earning 34 first-place votes and 866 total points in the annual media poll.
Read MoreThe Tigers picked up their second road win in a row as they defeated the Boston College Eagles, 41-10. The Clemson defense had five sacks, seven tackles for loss, an interception, and a forced fumble. Quarterback Cade Klubnik threw for 280 yards and a touchdown on 22-30 passing, while also rushing for 48 yards and a touchdown. Wide receiver Bryant Wesco Jr. caught five passes for 106 yards and a touchdown. Antonio Williams had seven catches for 85 yards and three carries for 32 yards. For Boston College, Turbo Ruchard ran the ball 18 times for 75 yards and a touchdown.
Read MoreClemson's Brad Brownell has put the Tigers on the map as they have been one of the ACC top teams in recent memory. Brownell normally prefers a more up-tempo style of play but dialed that back last year to preserve what he called a "strong" starting 5 last season. He noted that this year's team that is much different with 10 new players and 6 freshmen. Coach loves the depth of his group and noted that this crew will get the ball up and down the floor while also becoming more aggressive on defense because of the quality depth.
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