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1. Clemson Tigers: It was close for three quarters, but all Clemson needed was the fourth quarter to put the struggling Eagles away, 34-7. The Tigers were relatively quiet offensively, but they did produce two 100+ yard runners who both scored two TDs. Travis Etienne, who I have mentioned before, earned 113 yards on only nine rushes with a long of 50 yards. The Clemson ground attack is developing into a power to be reckoned with. They were held below 100 yards against the Auburn Tigers, but against BC ran for 342, 297 against Louisville, and 353 yards against Kent State.