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Darian Mensah, Mark Fletcher Jr. Lead Unbeaten No. 4 Miami Past Clemson 41-13
Darian Mensah threw for 227 yards and a touchdown as Miami improved to 5-0 and Clemson committed 10 penalties for 91 yards.
- On Saturday night at Memorial Stadium, the Miami Hurricanes routed the Clemson Tigers 41-13, securing sole possession of first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
- Quarterback Darian Mensah threw for 227 yards and a 34-yard scoring run, while Miami's defense sacked freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds six times and held Clemson to 55 rushing yards.
- Mark Fletcher Jr. rushed for 77 yards and two touchdowns, Cooper Barkate caught five passes for 98 yards including a 66-yard touchdown, and JJ Dunnigan returned a Reynolds interception 39 yards for a score.
- Clemson committed 10 penalties for 91 yards and struggled to protect Reynolds, whose 295 passing yards could not overcome Miami's defensive pressure in the Tigers' fourth-worst loss under coach Dabo Swinney.
- Both programs enter a bye week before returning October 17, when Miami hosts Florida State and Clemson hosts Charleston Southern.
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Darian Mensah, Mark Fletcher Jr. lead unbeaten No. 4 Miami past Clemson 41-13
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Darian Mensah threw for 227 yards and a touchdown and had a 34-yard scoring run as No. 4 Miami routed Clemson 41-13 on Saturday night to
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No. 4 Miami (FL) 41, Clemson 13
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right1Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left, 46% Center
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