South Carolina’s football team wasn’t going to stop trying to score in the late going against Clemson on Saturday night.
So it only made sense Clemson wouldn’t pull back either.
The Tigers had the likes of Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne and Tee Higgins in on the final drive. Etienne scored with 39 seconds left, within range of potentially taking a knee up 14 points.
Did that bother Will Muschamp at all?
“No, it is what it is,” he said.
The Gamecocks had hung within a score in the first half, a contrast to the 35-0 and 34-0 leads the Tigers have built in the past two meetings.