Clemson Predicted to Drop Another Game vs Florida State This Week

The Clemson Tigers will be heading out on the road for a big game against the Florida State Seminoles this week.

Clemson comes into the contest with a record of 4-3 on the season, having lost last week to Virginia Tech. Florida State will be entering the game with a record of 3-4 for the season, looking to defend home field this week.

In a new prediction from college football analyst David Kenyon of Bleacher Report, Clemson will struggle in this game against Florida State. Kenyon has the Tigers dropping the game to the Seminoles by a score of 24-19.

If this prediction were to come true, it would send the Tigers into some real trouble, with them falling to 4-4 on the season. There have already been calls for head coach Dabo Swinney to be let go of before the year started, and if the team can't turn things around, it will only grow louder.

For Clemson to avoid dropping the game to Florida State, the offense is going to have to get going. The Tigers have been carried by their defense all season long, with the offensive attack falling way behind.

Quarterback Tait Reynolds has struggled in his first action in college, and he has limited what this Tigers team can do. For the year, Reynolds has thrown for just 1,096 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions.

Reynolds has seen problems trying to push the ball down the field, and the offense has been ineffective due to this. Clemson has to find some sort of footing offensively if they want to take down Florida State on the road this week.

Due to the struggles of Reynolds, there have been calls for the Tigers to make a switch at the quarterback position. But for now, Swinney seems content to go with Reynolds, even though he had previously said that a change could be made.

Christopher Vizzina entered the year as the starter, but was then benched after just two weeks for Reynolds. Vizzina did suffer an injury, but he has remained on the bench due to performance, according to Swinney.

If the Tigers were to drop this game to the Seminoles, the calls for Vizzina to return would likely continue. Swinney would then have some choices to make, especially with the season starting to spiral out of control for the team.

Kickoff for the game between the Tigers and Seminoles is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. PT/7:00 p.m. ET from Doak S. Campbell Stadium.