Clemson's control of ACC destiny slips away in loss to Louisville
It was a night of slippage and lost opportunity. The Tigers (6-2, 5-1 ACC) have lost control of their conference destiny. It isn’t impossible for Clemson to make an ACC title game and, possibly, the college football playoff. But the Tigers will need to take care of Pittsburgh, which just lost to SMU, in two weeks’ time.
Clemson falls to Louisville, shakes up top of ACC race
Clemson’s defense, which entered Saturday ranked No. 52 nationally, was exposed early and often by the Cardinals, who finished with 366 yards of offense and 6.2 yards per play. Louisville gashed the Tigers on the ground, particularly in the first half, and averaged 10.2 yards per carry heading into the break.
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