Re: TNET: National analysts predict Clemson-South Carolina game

You can’t win anything with fear, this team has been so dominant all season and even the game we lost to Louisville we spanked them on the line of scrimmage.
We totally blew this game but dominated play.

The Pitt game on the road where we lost our 2nd string left tackle on the 1st play after already being down 4 offensive linemen was an amazing performance and why we didn’t run much because we were in prevent injury mode the whole game(we gutted out a game not many power 4 teams could with our best LB was out and we lost Sammy Brown to a tough call targeting.

We will have three of our Offensive line guys back for this game, I hope they are healthy enough to play like we can.

This team will win big if we play well and we have some pieces back on the OL. We aren’t at full strength but we are more than capable of running away with this game.

Scoring early and often will be the key for us, look for those slants we haven’t shown all season.

We definitely have the better team when healthy, the best coach, now it’s up to the kids to dominate as we swing for the playoffs!

Let’s get behind our Tigers with some faith they deserve!

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Nov 30, 2024, 3:39 PM

I’m not a coot fan moron I’m an alumni my wife is and my daughter got her y set grad degree and is still there earning a PhD. So I’m sure I’m far more of a Clemson man than you’ll ever be. Having an opinion that isn’t all rainbows and unicorns sets me up to o be a coots fan?? Klubnik stinks. Period. The last three drives we had the ball, Klubnik overthrows an open receiver on 3rd down that would’ve gone for six. Next series on 3rd and 6 as he continues to do far more often than a third year qb should, he chooses that high percentage 40 yard pass down the sideline when the receiver was covered and wasn’t even close coasting the ball because even he knew e was a decoy. Then the final drive with 16 seconds left and one timeout Cade is outside the pocket and can simply throw it away so we get another shot at the end zone. Not our Cade. He figures a three yard pass to our lead footed RB who would’ve been tackled immediately well short of a first down forcing Clemson to call its last time out. Not only does he make a horrible decision to throw it but he throws the ball well behind him and it ends up in the hands of the gamecocks. It will go down as the play that officially ended Clemson football as a relevant national powerhouse.

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TNET: National analysts predict Clemson-South Carolina game