CLEMSON — It might have taken a half for the Clemson offense to wake up and get out of its own way finally, but better late than never.
The eighth-ranked Tigers scored 24 second-half points to rally from a double-digit halftime deficit to knock off Troy 27-16.
Offense Much More Efficient In Second Half
Whatever Dabo Swinney said to his team at halftime worked. The Clemson offense was rather listless in the first half, scoring just three points over the first two quarters. The Tigers came out with their hair on fire after the break.