After a long three-week rest for offensive coordinator Tony Elliott and the Clemson football team, the third-ranked Tigers will finally get another opportunity to get back on the field this weekend as they get set to face Pittsburgh Saturday at Death Valley.
Following a roller coaster weekend from the Florida State situation, Clemson (7-1, 6-1 ACC) has fully moved its agenda towards a complete focus on the Panthers. It will be senior day for the Tigers this weekend and the last time the two teams faced off on a Clemson senior day, the Panthers upset Deshaun Watson and the then second-ranked Tigers, 43-42, in a shootout.