USA Today · Jan 5, 2019
What's changed for Clemson? It's not the scheme. It's all about Trevor Lawrence
SportsPulse: They've been on a collision course all year and will finally clash in Santa Clara. From Hard Rock Stadium, Trysta Krick and our college football experts preview the annual juggernaut matchup. USA TODAY
(Photo: Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports)SAN JOSE, Calif. — Explosiveness is up. The running game is stronger than ever. The passing game is dangerously effectively on first down and dangerous, period, when opposing defenses are forced to creep up closer to the line of scrimmage. As a whole, Clemson's production on the offensive side of the ball has discovered a new level.
