CLEMSON — The rushing attack for No. 12 Clemson has been wishy-washy at best to start the season, and it needs to get on a solid track if the Tigers want to get where they want to go in the postseason.
After rushing 20 times for only 31 yards in their season opener against No. 3 LSU, the Tigers found more success on the ground when they beat Troy last weekend. Clemson ran for 120 yards in the victory, as running back Adam Randall led the way with 112 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries.
Unfortunately, just 17 of those yards came in the first half, as the Tigers know they need to improve if they want to beat Georgia Tech in Saturday’s ACC opener in Atlanta.