Elliott uses baseball analogy to break down the running game

Davidson was the leading rusher in the spring game CLEMSON – Tony Elliott stepped away from the usual football coach-speak Saturday afternoon when talking about his group of running backs following the spring game, instead choosing to rely on baseball terms when describing the group’s play.

The Tigers got a big day from C.J. Davidson, who led all running backs with 100 yards and two scores as the victorious White squad rushed for 212 yards on the day. Davidson had a 54- yard run for a score in the second quarter that gave the White team a 28-10 lead. He had also scored on a one-yard run earlier in the contest. Wayne Gallman had 71 yards in just seven carries and also scored a touchdown.…