CLEMSON, S.C. -- Throughout most of the first half of last year's game against Florida State, Clemson's offense had moved in fits and starts, never quite finding a rhythm. But as the Tigers worked their way down the field on their final drive of the half, Deshaun Watson took a snap, darted up the middle past the Seminoles' line, broke right and ran 25 yards downfield, going out of bounds at the FSU 14-yard line.
This probably should have been Clemson’s first touchdown of the game had Watson not clocked the ball on third down as time ran down, but it still changed the complexion of the game.