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Clemson Aims to Reset After Bye Week Woes

Summary

  • Clemson seeks to improve turnover margin after recent struggles.
  • Jared Echols led Charleston Southern to a recent upset victory.
  • Steve Zayachkowsky earned Defensive Player of the Week honors.

Clemson seeks a reset as they prepare to face Charleston Southern following their bye week. The Tigers, currently 3-2, are looking to rebound after a significant defeat to then-No. 4 Miami. A major area of concern for coach Dabo Swinney is the team's negative turnover margin, which he highlighted as crucial for a strong finish to their seven-game season.

Charleston Southern enters the matchup at 3-3, coming off an impressive upset victory over No. 21 South Carolina State. Quarterback Jared Echols was instrumental in that win, throwing for 194 yards and three touchdowns. Linebacker Steve Zayachkowsky was named Defensive Player of the Week for his 17 tackles, and Quay Kindell earned Special Teams Player of the Week for a kickoff return touchdown.

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