Syracuse Orange Roar Past Clemson Tigers in Memorial Stadium Showdown

The Syracuse Orange improved their record to 3-1 with a decisive 34-21 victory over the Clemson Tigers, who now stand at 1-3. The game took place at Memorial Stadium, where the Orange showcased their offensive and defensive capabilities.

First Quarter

The first quarter set the tone for Syracuse's dominance as they quickly put up 10 points against Clemson's 7. Steve Angeli led the charge with precise passing, completing key throws that moved the chains effectively. His connection with wide receiver Johntay Cook was particularly noteworthy, as Cook made significant gains downfield.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Syracuse continued to build momentum by adding another 14 points to their tally while limiting Clemson to just one touchdown. Running back Yasin Willis played a crucial role in this period, rushing for substantial yardage and helping maintain possession for Cuse. The defense also stepped up significantly; Braheem Long Jr.'s sack on Clemson's quarterback was a highlight that disrupted their offensive rhythm.

Third Quarter

The third quarter saw Syracuse extend their lead further by scoring an additional 10 points while keeping Clemson scoreless. Angeli threw two touchdown passes during this period—one of which was an impressive long pass caught by Justus Ross-Simmons in stride for a touchdown that left fans cheering loudly.

Fourth Quarter

Despite being held scoreless in the fourth quarter, Syracuse's defense ensured that any comeback attempt from Clemson was thwarted effectively. Davien Kerr’s interception late in this period sealed any hopes of a Tiger resurgence and underscored Cuse’s defensive prowess throughout the game.

Overall, it was a comprehensive performance from both sides of the ball for Syracuse Orange vs Clemson Tigers final score ended at 34-21 favoring Cuse. This result not only highlights key moments but also provides insights into how well-rounded this team has become under pressure situations like these seen today against formidable opponents such as those found within ACC conference play settings alike here today too!

Looking ahead: Fans can catch more action when they host Duke Blue Devils next Saturday (September 27th) starting noon EDT live via ACC Network broadcasting directly outta JMA Wireless Dome located right there inside beautiful city limits surrounding downtown area itself nestled snugly within heartland region known fondly across nation simply called "Upstate New York."

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