Ruke Orhorhoro blew up FSU’s first run of the quarter, and on 4th and 5 Mike Norvell decided to throw caution to the wind and called a fake punt. On the very next play, DJ found Davis Allen on a designed flea flicker to strike immediately, making it 31-14 just seconds into the second half. Shipley received the kickoff and burst through multiple attempted tackles for a 69-yard return. Shipley promptly ripped off a 36-yard run and a few plays later, DJ ran it in from 5 yards out to push their lead to 24-14 at the end of the first half. The Seminoles looked ready to tie things back up with a promising drive until Myles Murphy again made his presence felt with a forced fumble, recovered by Tyler Davis at midfield. His 47-yard field goal was perfect, and Clemson took its first lead of the night, 17-14. After a short Travis scramble to set up 4th and short, Nate Wiggins made a great play to break up the fourth down pass attempt.ĭJ and Shipley fought to get back across midfield and put BT Potter in range. Trey Benson continued to run all over the Tigers’ defense until 2 Jordan Travis incompletions forced a 3rd and 10. On 2nd and goal from the FSU 7, DJ surveyed the field and found Jake Briningstool for the sophomore’s fourth TD grab of the year. The Tigers put together an excellent drive of their own, working 6 and a half minutes off the clock for 75 yards over 13 plays. The Seminoles responded well, commanding a 15-play, 93-yard march that took up nearly 7 minutes and ended in a 4th and goal touchdown run from the 1.įlorida State was finding success early and often on the ground, and it looked like Clemson might be in for a shootout in Doak Campbell stadium. On his own 41, DJ sidestepped a blitz and tossed a 59-yard touchdown pass to Antonio Williams to even things at 7-7.
This one was much more productive, featuring Clemson's longest offensive play from scrimmage this year. Florida State took the opening kickoff and drove down the field quickly, capping a 75-yard trek to the endzone on a 20-yard touchdown run from Jordan Travis.Ĭlemson punted their first possession away after only gaining 3 yards, but a Myles Murphy sack on 3rd down gave the ball back to the Tigers for their second drive of the night.
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