Player of the Game: Wofford

Technically, this is against the rules. Clemson’s most valuable asset against Wofford was not a player at all. In fact, it was not a singular coach, either. Clemson’s most valuable assets in a 49-10 September win over the Terriers were co-offensive coordinators Tony Elliott and Jeff Scott.

All offseason, murmuring commenced around the country about how Clemson’s offense would fall off after the departure of Chad Morris for a head coaching position at SMU. The dominating bowl win over Oklahoma was seen as a product of Sooner dysfunction rather than Tiger precision. There has been much love proclaimed toward Clemson in the recent past, but where there has been skepticism, question marks…