Clemson football beats Georgia Tech: Final Score, Stats, Analysis

Clemson football rebounded after a loss to Syracuse and defeated Georgia Tech at home on Saturday. Here’s stats and our analysis from the win.

Clemson football rebounded after a loss to Syracuse on Friday the 13th with a win over Georgia Tech in Death Valley.

The Tigers defeated the Yellow Jackets 24-10 and improved to 7-1 on the season.

Here’s the box score, stats, and our analysis from the rain-soaked win Saturday night.

Box Score:

Stats:

PASSING – Kelly Bryant 22-for-33 for 207 yards and two touchdowns

RUSHING – Adam Choice 8-54; C.J. Fuller 8-50; Kelly Bryant 12-67; Tavien Feaster 7-35; Travis Etienne 7-43 and a touchdown.

RECEIVING – Deon Cain 4-57, 1 TD; Ray Ray McCloud 4-40.

TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS: Georgia Tech 230. Clemson 428.

Analysis:

Clemson football got out to an early lead and never looked back. The offense went conservative in the second half and, as a matter of fact, hurt themselves in the third and fourth quarter.

There were a couple of bad snaps and a penalty that set the Tigers back offensively.

The Clemson football defense looked dominant, especially in the first half. The Tigers played a lot of second-stringers that led to Georgia Tech picking up some yardage in the late third quarter and the fourth quarter.

Overall, I think you have to be pleased with the win.

Is it the blowout win that every one wanted? No, but you have to consider the weather and circumstances, as well. The Tigers have to learn from the mistakes and come out better next week.

Next: 3 Takeaways from Clemson's win over Georgia Tech

What’s next?

Clemson will travel up to Raleigh to take on the NC State Wolfpack. This is de facto ACC Atlantic Championship game.

Make sure you check here on Rubbing the Rock for more updates and analysis as we begin to turn the page towards the Wolfpack and the Tigers.