Vizzina Tries to Spark Clemson Rally

CLEMSON – Before Saturday, Christopher Vizzina had not taken a snap in a Clemson football game in 63 days.

After the starting senior quarterback suffered an elbow fracture in the Tigers’ win over Georgia Southern back on Sept. 12, Clemson turned to freshman signal-caller Tait Reynolds to lead its offense. Since then, the Tigers have notched five wins, including four over ACC opponents.

For better or worse, it has been Reynolds’ show in Upstate South Carolina.

Vizzina, in the meantime, worked his way through physical therapy and back into practices, only to suffer an ankle injury ahead of Clemson’s victory over Syracuse last weekend. After that, head coach Dabo Swinney said that third-string…