FSU football: How Clemson fared against common opponents

By Kelvin Hunt | Oct 12, 2022

Sep 24, 2022; Tallahassee, Florida, USA; Florida State Seminoles head coach Mike Norvell and the sideline celebrate as defensive back Omarion Cooper (13) intercepts a pass intended for Boston College Eagles wide receiver Zay Flowers (not pictured) during the first quarter at Doak S. Campbell Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melina Myers-USA TODAY Sports /

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Clemson Against Boston College

This game is the most recent game for Clemson with the Tigers holding a 10-3 lead at halftime with Boston College missing a field goal and having a turnover on downs.

Boston College missed two more field goals in the second half and fumbled again, with Clemson taking a 24-3 lead at 14:57 of the fourth quarter. They tacked on a late touchdown to make it 31-3 for a final score.

Boston College scored three points, averaged 3.52 yards per play, and was 5 of 18 on third downs. They had three penalties for 35 yards and a fumble that gave Clemson the ball on the BC 23-yard line.

Clemson averaged 5.77 ypp, was 5 of 14 on third downs, and one turnover. Clemson had two penalties for 10 yards.

Against FSU Boston College scored 14 points(7 with starters in) and averaged 3.73 yards ypp, and was 4 of 13 on third downs. They had four penalties for 30 yards.

FSU football scored 44 points, averaged 8.03 ypp, and was 5 of 12 on third downs. They had seven penalties for 59 yards and no turnovers.

FSU dominated Boston College from start to finish and had their backups in the game with three minutes remaining in the third quarter.

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