Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: CLEM 71% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 9 PTS
Scoring plays
8 SCORES
Alex Spence 23 Yd Field Goal
3-0

Tavien Feaster 60 Yd pass from Kelly Bryant (Alex Spence Kick)
10-0

Joey Slye 43 Yd Field Goal
10-3

C.J. Fuller 1 Yd Run (Alex Spence Kick)
17-3

Tavien Feaster 1 Yd Run (Alex Spence Kick)
24-3

Sean Savoy 2 Yd Run (Joey Slye Kick)
24-10

Dorian O'Daniel 22 Yd Interception Return (Alex Spence Kick)
31-10

Sean Savoy 30 Yd pass from Josh Jackson (Joey Slye Kick)
31-17
What happened
ESPN RECAPKelly Bryant leads No. 2 Clemson past No. 12 Hokies, 31-17
BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Kelly Bryant left Virginia Tech defenders grasping at air, laying on the ground and wondering how they'd missed him. And they missed him plenty, and No. 2 Clemson has three victories against Top 25 programs engineered by its new quarterback. "When we got here, I could sense the energy and the excitement," Bryant said. "The coaches did a great job of preparing us." Making just his fifth start, the junior ran for 94 yards, hit Tavien Feaster with a pass the speedy running back took 60 yards for a score and avoided mistakes as the Tigers beat the No. 12 Hokies 31-17 in a game that the Tigers had control of seemingly throughout. He also might have reminded some of Deshaun Watson when he kept alive a scoring drive after scrambling left on a play that started at the 5, dodging three Hokies, shaking free from an ankle tackle and eventually turning back upfield at the 23.
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Team stats
CLEM · VTLANE STADIUM, BLACKSBURG · ATTENDANCE 65,632
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