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Clemson dropped a fourth-quarter hammer on Florida State, rattling off 19 unanswered points to emerge with a 40-24 victory that keeps the Tigers in the Atlantic Division driver's seat.
There have been times this season when you had to wonder if C.J. Spiller got too much credit for Clemson's successes. Then there are nights like Saturday - when you wonder if he gets enough.
About the only positive to come from Arkansas' 33-16 thrashing of South Carolina on Saturday was there was no evidence of finger-pointing outside the losing locker room. This was the epitome of a team loss.
With a few notable exceptions - Hootie Johnson's reign at Augusta National being one - the biggest golf story in South Carolina each year has seldom reverberated beyond our borders. Let alone several of those stories.
Even as his team was being photographed hoisting the championship trophy, Lexington boys cross country coach Bailey Harris could not quite believe what had transpired Saturday at Sandhills Research Park.
Clemson dropped a fourth-quarter hammer on Florida State, rattling off 19 unanswered points to emerge with a 40-24 victory that keeps the Tigers in the Atlantic Division driver's seat.
The weakest Wofford team in at least eight years rolled into Johnson Hagood Stadium on Saturday and hammered The Citadel, 43-17, before a homecoming crowd of 15,155.