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Clemson Rallies to Beat North Carolina 28-20 After Weather Delay
North Carolina led 17-3 in the second quarter before Clemson answered with four long scoring drives and handed Bill Belichick his first loss this season.
- On Saturday, freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds led Clemson to a 28-20 comeback victory over North Carolina at Memorial Stadium, rallying from a 14-point first-half deficit.
- North Carolina entered the game following defensive coordinator Steve Belichick's resignation amid an ongoing probe; head coach Bill Belichick's squad jumped out to a 17-3 lead in the second quarter.
- Following a 2.5-hour weather delay, running back Gideon Davidson scored the go-ahead touchdown with five minutes remaining as Clemson executed scoring drives of 88, 92, 68, and 44 yards.
- Bill Belichick faced scrutiny for a failed fourth-and-1 play call while trailing 21-20; the Tar Heels turned the ball over on downs, allowing the Tigers a late insurance touchdown.
- The Tigers travel to face California on Friday night, while North Carolina confronts a challenging stretch against Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Duke, Syracuse, and Miami ahead for Bill Belichick's program.
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Dabo Swinney is happy with what he’s seeing so far from Clemson Tigers freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds. On Saturday, Reynolds turned heads again as he delivered in his first-ever start for Clemson, leading the Tigers to a 28-20 come-from-behind win over Bill Belichick’s North Carolina Tar Heels at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, S.C. Following the …
Clemson storms out of delay to 28-20 comeback victory over North Carolina
Sophomore Gideon Davidson rushed for 105 yards and a touchdown and freshman Tait Reynolds threw for 215 yards in his first career start as Clemson surged past North Carolina in the fourth quarter to earn a 28-20 win at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.
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