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Clemson Tigers Dominate The Citadel Bulldogs at Memorial Stadium with Explosive Offense

In a commanding display of football, the Clemson Tigers improved their season record to 9-2 after decisively defeating The Citadel Bulldogs with a final score of 51-14. The Bulldogs, struggling to find their footing this season, now stand at 5-7. A packed Memorial Stadium witnessed the Tigers' offense and defense synergize to secure this victory in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 80,300 fans.


Nov 27, 2021; Columbia, South Carolina, USA; Clemson Tigers running back Phil Mafah (26) celebrates with quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei (5) after scoring a touchdown South Carolina Gamecocks in the fourth quarter at Williams-Brice Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Blake-USA TODAY Sports

Tigers' Offensive Juggernaut


The Clemson Tigers showcased an explosive offense that accumulated a staggering total of 562 yards. Quarterback Cade Klubnik led the charge with an impressive performance, completing 75 percent of his passing attempts for 198 yards and contributing three touchdowns without succumbing to any interceptions. His longest touchdown pass stretched for 55 yards, highlighting the aerial threat he posed throughout the game.


On the ground, running back Jay Haynes was unstoppable as he rushed for 118 yards on just five attempts, including a breathtaking longest run that covered 70 yards and resulted in two touchdowns. This performance underlines Haynes' significant role in diversifying the Tigers' offensive playbook.


Defensive Dominance and Special Teams Contributions


The defense was equally formidable; they not only restricted The Citadel Bulldogs to just two touchdowns but also made crucial plays that changed the course of the game. Defensive tackle Payton Page made headlines by returning an interception for a stunning touchdown over a distance of 57 yards.


Special teams played their part efficiently as well; kicker Nolan Hauser successfully converted one field goal from within the range of thirty-nine yards but faced one block among his attempts. Despite this minor setback, his contributions were vital in adding points on the board.


Looking Ahead


As they look forward to their next challenge, Clemson Tigers will host South Carolina Gamecocks at Memorial Stadium (Clemson, SC) on November 30th at noon EDT. Fans eager not to miss any action can catch live broadcasts on ESPN (satellite channel number:206), promising another exciting chapter in college football's storied rivalries.


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