Clemson football's offense turned a sluggish first half into a dominant second half, leading to a 24-14 win over Virginia Tech. Trailing 7-0 at halftime, the Tigers rallied in the second half with quarterback Cade Klubnik throwing three touchdown passes.

Cade Klubnik threw three touchdown passes to help No. 19 Clemson beat Virginia Tech 24-14. The Tigers used Klubnik’s arm and a terrific performance by their defense to bounce back from a home loss to Louisville and remain in the ACC title race.

Cade Klubnik is focused on leaving behind the sting of Clemson football's loss to Louisville and gearing up for Virginia Tech. Reflecting on the frustrating game, Klubnik said, "You have to flush it and move on,

Clemson defeated Virginia Tech on Saturday despite its offense getting shut out in the first half. Here's how the Tigers' offense struggled.

The Hokies’ offense failed to score until the final moments of the game and went into the fourth quarter with just 127 total yards against Clemson.

ACC opponents match up when the No. 19 Clemson Tigers (6-2) and the Virginia Tech Hokies (5-4) square off on Saturday, November 9, 2024 at Lane Stadium. The Tigers' matchup versus the Hokies will be airing on ESPN.

Clemson recovered from the Louisville loss with a win over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. The Tigers' defense was stellar in limiting the Hokies' running game.