WATCH: Travis Etienne fights off tacklers for Clemson's opening TD, ties NCAA record

Brandon Rink · Assoc. Editor / Staff Writer · Saturday, October 03 2020

Travis Etienne has been one of the toughest players to bring down in college football over the last four seasons.

Virginia got a taste with Clemson's opening TD Saturday night.

Etienne spun through a host of 'Hoos to put Clemson up 10-0 toward the end of the first quarter, finding the end zone for the second time rushing this season.

It was a 38th career game with a TD for Etienne, which tied him for the NCAA record with Florida's Tim Tebow and Louisiana Tech's Kenneth Dixon.

Catch the play below:

TOUCHDOWN TIGERS!

Be honest -- do you think you could tackle Travis Etienne? pic.twitter.com/SO7Wc3JZv2
— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) October 4, 2020

Welcome to the FBS Record Book, Travis.

By scoring a touchdown in a 38th different career game, Etienne ties the FBS record for most career games scoring a touchdown (by any means), held jointly by Florida's Tim Tebow and Louisiana Tech's Kenneth Dixon (38 each).
— Ross Taylor (@ClemsonFBRoss) October 4, 2020