LaNorris Sellers frustrated Clemson's defense with 166 rushing yards. Cade Klubnik nearly answered but the Tigers' passer couldn't complete a winning drive.

Cade Klubnik had a chance to lead Clemson to a win or tie the score vs South Carolina with 1:08 left. Instead, he threw a critical interception.

Clemson football's starting quarterback, Cade Klubnik, is having a great day on the ground against rivals South Carolina, giving the Tigers their first lead of the second half using his feet. Heading into the second half tied 7-7,

South Carolina and Clemson have some glaringly obvious differences. For starters, one team’s primary colors are garnet and black, while the other’s are orange and purple. Both schools also compete in different conferences – the Gamecocks in the SEC,

Sellers, too, has made special plays at the biggest moments for South Carolina. The redshirt freshman faced a difficult challenge stepping in for starter Spencer Rattler, now an NFL quarterback who led the Gamecocks the previous two seasons.

Clemson struck first in its rivalry clash with South Carolina after a scoreless opening quarter, as quarterback Cade Klubnik showcased his dual-threat ability with a 14-yard touchdown run. The scoring drive,

Clemson has an early 7-0 lead over South Carolina thanks to a big touchdown run by Cade Klubnik. After the Tigers came up empty on their first 2 drives, Klubnik finally found the end zone with 12:07 remaining in the second quarter. Here’s a replay of Klubnik’s run: