CLEMSON, S.C. _ Clemson entered the championship phase of its season with yet another dominant performance, as the Tigers blasted Wofford, 59-14, Saturday afternoon at Death Valley.
The Tigers played their starting offense the entire first half and one drive in the third quarter _ Trevor Lawrence and company scored touchdowns on seven of eight drives.
Lawrence accounted for four touchdowns, passing for 218 yards and three scores and rushing for 33 yards and a TD as Clemson led 49-0 early in the third quarter before Wofford finally got on the board.
Tigers running back Travis Etienne had a career day, needing only nine carries to reach 212 yards and two touchdowns. Etienne now has 48 rushing touchdowns for his career, breaking the school record previously held by former Tigers star James Davis.
The Tigers finished with 702 yards of offense while holding Wofford to 256. Clemson held its opponent to under 300 yards of offense for the ninth consecutive game.
