Sixth-ranked Clemson barely hung onto a 14-8 win that was delayed by weather for nearly two hours at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
Here’s a look back at how the Tigers came out on top in their conference opener.
What happened?
It took over five hours, but Clemson came away with its second win of the season and first in conference play. Just barely.
Georgia Tech had Clemson on the ropes for most of the evening. In fact, the Yellow Jackets had a chance at tying the game. And yet, the Tigers prevailed.
They bent until they couldn’t bend anymore, but with the game on the line, by mere instincts, James Skalski snuffed out a shovel pass that was caught by Georgia Tech tight end, Dylan Deveney, and made the stop.