The Clemson Insider · Feb 8
Clemson and Super Bowl’s Greatest Play Call
CLEMSON — It’s Super Bowl Sunday, so what better time to tell the story of how Clemson is a part of the greatest play called in Super Bowl history.
It started in 2012 when Chad Morris, who has since returned as Clemson’s offensive coordinator, and high school coach Hunter Spivey struck up a conversation at a coaches’ football clinic in Greenville, S.C.
“We were talking and somehow two-point plays came up,” Spivey recalled in a 2018 interview with The Clemson Insider. “I told him that I got one that I had ran five or six times, and I said, ‘It has worked every time.’”
The play Spivey is talking about is called “Detroit.”
Detroit?