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Haynes, Georgia Tech Run for First Win at Clemson Since 2008 on Saturday 20-6

Georgia Tech rushed for 271 yards and held Clemson without a touchdown as Justice Haynes scored twice in the road win.

  • On Saturday, Georgia Tech defeated Clemson 20-6 at Death Valley, marking the Yellow Jackets' first win at the venue since 2008, powered by Justice Haynes' 116 rushing yards and a 53-yard touchdown.
  • Clemson's offense stalled after starting quarterback Tait Reynolds departed with an injury on the opening drive, leaving backups Trent Pearman and Christopher Vizzina unable to generate momentum or reach the end zone.
  • Ground dominance defined the Yellow Jackets' performance: Georgia Tech accumulated 271 rushing yards while Grady Adamson added 87 yards and a 3-yard touchdown, controlling the line of scrimmage against Clemson's depleted front.
  • Limited to 6 points, Clemson's offense—already last in the Atlantic Coast Conference—managed only 86 net rushing yards on 33 attempts while Vizzina absorbed three sacks, failing to score a touchdown.
  • Georgia Tech's victory snaps a four-game losing streak, positioning the Yellow Jackets for season momentum, while Clemson faces uncertainty after failing to score an offensive touchdown for the second consecutive game.
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Haynes, Georgia Tech run for first win at Clemson since 2008 on Saturday 20-6

CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Justice Haynes rushed for 116 yards including a 53-yard touchdown and Georgia Tech won at Clemson's Death Valley for the first time since 2008 with a

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Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer broke the news on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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