Nov 11, 2026 9:59 PM
The Tigers have a big game coming this week.
The Clemson Tigers will be entering their game against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets this week, looking to keep their win streak going. Clemson owns a record of 6-3 on the year so far, going 4-2 in ACC games.
For the Yellow Jackets, they will be coming into the game having seen better days, with the team holding a record of 2-7. Georgia Tech hasn't been able to find its footing this season, going 1-5 in ACC play so far.
All signs point to the Tigers being heavily favored in the game, but this team can't come in too confident. Georgia Tech still has talented players on the roster, and they could make life tough for Clemson.
College football analyst David Kenyon of Bleacher Report predicted the outcomes for games this weekend around the country. For the Clemson and Georgia Tech game, Kenyon believes that the Tigers will be able to pull out the win by a score of 28-16.
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Even with the offensive problems that the Tigers have seen this season, the team should be able to take care of business against the Yellow Jackets. Georgia Tech has struggled for most of the season, and Clemson should be trying to take full advantage of the situation.
Quarterback Tait Reynolds struggled again last week against Syracuse, even in the win, and the team needs more from him. But at this point, Reynolds may be what he is, and the Tigers have to accept that.
But if Reynolds can push the ball down the field against the Yellow Jackets defense, it could help open the game up a little. The last thing that Clemson wants is for Georgia Tech to be hanging around as the fourth quarter comes into play, giving the team a chance.
Clemson has to come out strong from the opening kickoff, setting the tone early on for the game. If the Tigers can get the crowd involved, it could take the Yellow Jackets out of the game quickly, giving an edge to Clemson.
The Tigers have a chance to end the year on a long winning streak if they can execute down the stretch. Clemson will be playing Georgia Tech, Duke, and South Carolina to close out the season, offering the team an opportunity.
While the start of the season didn't go to plan, the Tigers have started to play much better of late, rounding into form. But this team can't overlook Georgia Tech, no matter how poorly they have played so far this year.
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