US EditionClemson star WR Antonio Williams taken to the locker room after limping off field vs. LSU
Antonio Williams, Clemson's leading receiver with 11 touchdowns last season, left the LSU game early due to a right hamstring injury and did not return in the first half.
- On Aug. 30, Antonio Williams exited after one drive in the first quarter with an apparent right hamstring injury, limping off to the team's medical tent and locker room.
- Williams' 2024 production showed his importance to Clemson as he tied for the ACC lead with 11 receiving touchdowns and played every game after only five games in 2023.
- Accompanying a team trainer, Williams left for the locker room after visiting the sideline medical tent, then reappeared ahead of the third quarter wearing a heavy sleeve on his right leg.
- Without Williams, Clemson went into halftime leading 10-3, Tyler Brown replaced him at slot and had four receptions for 43 yards, while Dabo Swinney praised depth including Bryant Wesco Jr. and T.J. Moore.
- On Aug. 31, Dabo Swinney said he doesn't know Antonio Williams' status and noted, `He couldnt return, so obviously that was a big loss for us, but we had plenty of opportunities, and we didnt capitalize.` CBS Sports will update the story soon.
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Clemson star WR Antonio Williams taken to the locker room after limping off field vs. LSU
Clemson star wide receiver Antonio Williams headed to the locker room after limping off the field in the first quarter against No. 9 LSU.
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