CLEMSON - When Trevor Lawrence walked over to the sideline after throwing his second interception in the first quarter against Louisville a month ago, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney asked him what he was looking at.
When Lawrence told him what he saw, Swinney said, “That was stupid.”
Since then that moment, the last play for the Tigers in the first quarter of an eventual blowout win, Lawrence has been on fire.
Lawrence completed just 3-of-7 passes for 9 yards in the first 15 minutes of the Louisville win.
“He was about as bad in the first quarter as you can be,” Swinney said.