CLEMSON — Though it was down 16 points to visiting Troy late in the second quarter on Saturday, there was no panic in No. 8 Clemson’s thoughts.
“We know who we are, and we believe that,” quarterback Cade Klubnik said.
The Tigers’ confidence in themselves paid off in the second half, as they rallied to take down the Trojans, 27-16, at Memorial Stadium.
“Some stuff went the wrong way in the first half, and we really could not get into a rhythm,” Klubnik said. “There was a lot of game left. We figured we have to go play two great quarters.