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Yeah, this game is over. Clemson is just a lot more talented. No excuse for UNC not to beat this Syracuse team next week. But for now, it's John Deere time.

Hey Klubnik, if three guys were covering that one WR then SOMEBODY had to be open. Followed that up with what should've been an INT.

Yep. Gonna see if Syracuse can answer here. Anything short of a Syracuse TD here and I'm out.

Clemson's kicker finally made a FG. I

And now Clemson hits on a deep ball. 1st and goal inside the 10.

If Clemson scores here I'm gonna be out on the early games. Go ahead and get this grass mowed. Syracuse just committed a bad downfield DPI on 3rd down.

His lack of vision is the big problem I've seen.

Man, I feel for this Clemson kicker. Evidently he had left the team and came back then missed a crunch time 29 yarder late last week. Just missed a 42 yarder prior to half. He was crushed. Looked like he was about to break his damn arms beating the field like it owed him money. I don't enjoy seeing kids in that type of way.

Cade Klubnik looks to be settling in and starting to look like the QB he was supposed to be.

Syracuse loses contain on a 3rd and 10 to give up a 1st on a scramble then blows a coverage and gives up a wide open deep TD.

Wow that was great coverage by that Syracuse CB. Good throw, good route, just a helluva play on the ball.

Truth. NFL OL play is usually all about the OTs but with shorter QBs interior OL play is vital.

Why in the hell would you attempt a 57 yard FG to hand Clemson the ball at midfield? Good looking kick but it came up at least five yards short.

Honestly, there's only a handful of NFL teams that have that with the Eagles probably having the best situation.

Oh no. Syracuse has a mobile dual threat QB. UNC better be ready to put up 40+.

Huge 4th down stand by Syracuse to bail them out of that dumb mistake. Not sure about going for that on 4th and a long two instead of taking the easy 3. And then a wide open Syracuse WR drops a 20 yarder. Ouch

Zero questions about the arm talent. He has it.

Buying time and holding the ball forever waiting for someone to come wide open was a big part of Bryce's game at Alabama. It's not translating so far. Now Caleb Williams has a lot more physical talent but still, that approach is a tough row to how at the NFL level. You have to be able to identify "NFL open" receivers and do it quickly.

Ouch. Syracuse had Clemson stopped and committed an idiotic dead ball personal foul chest bumping the QB. Yeah, if it wasn't Clemson on an ACC game that doesn't get called but you just can't do that. You can't give a ref the opportunity to throw that flag. Was it tricky tack? Yeah, but ultimately it's on the player. You gave the ref the opportunity.

I'll watch the ACC game, especially with UNC having Syracuse next week. I'm heading down to that one.

Please understand what I'm saying. He is a TERRIFIC college QB. Nothing about his game at the college level is hype. But his projection to the NFL is no slam dunk. How long he holds the ball will not translate. He will have to change his game to succeed at the NFL level.

Clemson/Syracuse it is I guess.

Kentucky is skull dragging Florida too. That was the game I was planning to go to.

Last year his average time to throw was literally the slowest among all P5 college QBs. All I'm saying is he's going to have to significantly speed up his processing in the NFL against much better, much faster, much more complex defenses. His projection isn't nearly as slam dunk as you think it is. Plenty of super talented QBs have failed on the NFL. Physical talent is only half the battle.

Well, this is going exactly as expected. Time to check out other games. Colorado and Coach Prime hype train has been postponed until next year.