CLEMSON FOOTBALL

Clemson vs. Furman postgame notes


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Team Notes

* Today’s attendance was 81,500, which is an attendance record for a game

against an FCS opponent. The previous attendance record for a game against

an FCS opponent was 80,625 against Furman in 1988. In fact, the four

highest attendance games against FCS opponents in Clemson history have all

come against Furman.

* With the win today, Clemson has now won 30 consecutive games against

Furman dating back to 1937. Clemson is now 42-10-2 all-time against Furman

with 24-2 record in games at Clemson and a 19-0 record at Memorial

Stadium.

* Clemson has now won 51 straight games against current Southern

Conference teams. The Tigers are also now 26-0 all-time against FCS

opponents since the NCAA formed the division was formed in 1978.

* Clemson’s defense held Furman to 2-for-14 (.143) on third-down

conversions in today’s game. Opposing teams are just 9-for-41 (.220) on

third-down conversions against the Tigers this season.

* Clemson’s 41 points in today’s game are the most points against a

Southern Conference team since the Tigers scored 45 points against the

Citadel in 2008.

* Clemson had three rushing touchdowns in today’s game. That is most

rushing touchdowns in a game since the Tigers had three against Miami (FL)

in 2010.

* Clemson’s defense allowed just seven points in today’s game. That is the

fewest points allowed by the Tigers since they went to Virginia Tech last

season and held the Hokies to three points on October 1. It is the fewest

points allowed by Clemson in a home game since 2010 when the Tigers held

Maryland to seven points.

Individual Notes

* Tajh BoydTajh Boyd
RS Jr. Quarterback
#10 6-1, 225
Hampton, VA

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was 20-for-29 passing for 310 yards and two touchdowns. With

those two touchdown passes, Boyd moves into sole possession of second

place on the Clemson career passing touchdowns list with 43 career

touchdown passes. He now trails only Charlie WhitehurstCharlie Whitehurst
Quarterback
#6 6-4, 225
Duluth, GA

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(49) in career

touchdown passes.

* With his 310 passing yards, Boyd now has five career 300+ yard passing

games. Charlie Whitehurst is only player in Clemson history to have more

with eight career 300+ yard passing games. His 310 passing yards are the

most for Boyd since he had 343 passing yards against Wake Forest last

season.

* Boyd now has 4,904 career passing yards, putting him fifth all-time in

Clemson history.

* Rashard HallRashard Hall
Gr. Safety
#31 6-2, 210
St. Augustine, FL

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intercepted his second pass of the season and 12th of his

career in today’s game. His 12 interceptions puts him into a tie for sixth

place in school history for career interceptions. He also led Clemson in

tackles with nine.

* Andre EllingtonAndre Ellington
RS Sr. Running Back
#23 5-10, 195
Moncks Corner, SC

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had 15 carries for 59 yards and two touchdowns. He has

now had multiple rushing touchdowns in back-to-back games for the first

time in his career.

* Ellington has four rushing touchdowns on the season and 29 for his

career, moving him into sixth place on the Tigers’ list of career leaders.

Fred Cone is next ahead of him with 30 from 1948-50.

* DeAndre HopkinsDeAndre Hopkins
Jr. Wide Receiver
#6 6-2, 205
Central, SC

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had seven receptions for 95 receiving yards in today’s

game. He leads the Tigers in receiving this season with 26 receptions for

319 receiving yards and four touchdowns.

* Sammy WatkinsSammy Watkins
So. Wide Receiver
#2 6-1, 205
Fort Myers, FL

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recorded the first rushing touchdown of his career on a

58-yard run, the longest rush of his career, on the first play of the

second quarter. He finished the game with four receptions for 52 receiving

yards.

* Chandler CatanzaroChandler Catanzaro
RS Jr. Punter / Kicker
#39 6-2, 195
Greenville, SC

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made two field goals in the first half to tie the

Clemson record of consecutive field goals made with 14. He is tied with

Obed Ariri who made 14 in a row in 1980 and set a national record at the

time. Catanzaro has made all six field goals that he has attempted this

season.

* Tony StewardTony Steward
So. Linebacker
#7 6-1, 235
Hastings, FL

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had a career-high seven tackles in today’s game.

* Quandon ChristianQuandon Christian
RS Jr. Linebacker
#34 6-2, 225
Lake View, SC

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recorded his first interception of the season and the

second of his career in the third quarter. He also recorded six tackles.

* Martavis BryantMartavis Bryant
So. Wide Receiver
#1 6-5, 200
Calhoun Falls, SC

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had a 39-yard reception for a touchdown. He has scored

touchdowns in back-to-back games now. In fact, Bryant has two receptions

this season and both have gone for a touchdown.

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