The Clemson Insider · 1h
Clemson Defense Pressed, Instead of Helping Offense
CLEMSON – Clemson opened Saturday’s game at Georgia Tech exactly how they wanted to.
From his 25-yard line, Tait Reynolds threw a 3-yard screen. He then read the play on a run pass option, kept the football off the right side and ran 24 yards before being hammered to the ground.
On first down, Reynolds kept the ball again, this time on a scramble, as he raced up the middle and slid for a seven-yard gain. He popped up and immediately went to his left knee, grabbing the back of it.
Reynolds’ day was done. Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney confirmed Reynolds will have an MRI on Sunday to determine the extent of the injury.