The Clemson Tigers nearly fell to the Pittsburgh Panthers, but their star quarterback came in clutch to secure a 24-20 victory. After being shut out for most of the second half, star quarterback Cade Klubnik broke off 50-yard run with just over a minute remaining,

For a moment, it looked like Clemson was doomed, like Pitt was going to end any hope the Tigers had of making the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff. The Panthers opened the fourth

Clemson spent most of Saturday seemingly trying to give away their game against Pitt, but they managed to sneak away with a 24-20 win that kept their CFP hopes alive.

Cade Klubnick sprinted 50 yards for a go-ahead touchdown with 1:16 remaining and No. 17 Clemson fended off Pittsburgh 24-20 on Saturday. The Tigers (8-2, 7-1 ACC) had done little on the ground all day before the junior quarterback tucked the ball and raced past a handful of stunned defenders to keep Clemson's outside hopes of reaching the ACC championship game alive.

Cade Klubnik broke two tackles and scrambled up the field for a 50-yard go-ahead touchdown as No. 20 Clemson kept its College Football Playoff hopes alive by escaping Pittsburgh with

Fooling everyone with what looked like a dramatic comeback behind a backup quarterback, Pitt ended up losing, 24-20, Saturday on Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnick’s 50-yard touchdown run with 1 minute,