Clemson hands Florida State worst home loss

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- No Atlantic Coast Conference team had ever knocked off Florida State for four straight years. Clemson spent the week making sure it would be the first. Trevor Lawrence threw four touchdown passes, and No. 2 Clemson handed Florida State its worst home loss in program history with a 59-10 victory on Saturday. "This was an awesome accomplishment for our seniors," coach Dabo Swinney said. "This was something they really wanted to do ... be that first ACC senior class to go 4-0 on these guys." Florida State routed Clemson 51-14 in 2013, a victory that was part of the Seminoles' undefeated run to the national title. But since then, the Tigers have been the class of the ACC -- and owned their rivalry with Florida State. "I'm definitely honored," defensive tackle Christian Wilkins said.