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Message: [QUOTE="PAcuse, post: 5503664, member: 715"] I'll add my here this week: [LIST] [*][B]Break the streak[/B]. We’ve lost six straight to Clemson, but we've had a couple of real close ones: • 2018 – led 23-13 with 12:58 left, lost 23-27 • 2021 – lost 14-17 • 2022 – led into the 4th, lost 21-27 after 17 Clemson points in the final quarter We’re due to finish one. [*][B]Eric Dungey & Baby Pacuse vibes.[/B] Our last win vs Clemson was 10/13/17 in the Dome. Saint Dungey willed us to victory that night — and the next day the Pacuse family grew by one. Maybe history and good karma are lining up again. [*][B]Quarterback advantage.[/B] Steve Angeli’s production through three games (over 1,000 yards, 8 TD, 2 INT) dwarfs Cade Klubnik’s (633 yards, 3 TD, 3 INT). If we protect Angeli, we can outgun them. [*][B]Receivers in rhythm[/B]. Gill Jr., Villari, JRS, and Cook account for 65% of our receiving yards (748 yards, 6 TD). Villari’s quick posts underneath plus Gill Jr. and Cook’s speed on the outside match up well with Clemson’s 4-2-5 defense. [*][B]Pressure Cade Klubnik.[/B] Klubnik’s 59% completion rate dips further under blitz (~46% vs LSU). With their LT (Leigh) and OG (Thurmon) out, we can attack the blind side and inside gaps. Luckily for use we don't have to sack him for him to make poor choices and throw into very tight windows. [*][B] Running game balance[/B]. A healthy Willis punishing Clemson’s front keeps the linebackers honest and opens up play-action. Nixon as a receiving threat out of the backfield adds another wrinkle. [*][B]Hidden yardage[/B]. Jack Stonehouse is a weapon — currently third nationally in net punting. Flipping the field makes Clemson’s struggling offense drive the length. [I][SIZE=5]Posted in honor of our friend’s tradition and in memory of the day Saint Dungey and the Pacuse family’s miracle win coincided.[/SIZE][/I] [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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