14. @Clemson -10 v Louisville: Deciding late on this one. Louisville strikes me as a team this year that finds ways to not succeed. They have good players, they have a good scheme, but they go for it on 4th down in tough spots and Brohm forgets what he's doing with his play calls, they turn the ball over, etc. Clemson has run roughshod over everyone since their opening loss to Georgia, but admittedly it's against about the weakest lineup of ACC teams you could conjure up. But even with that being the case, they haven't really been challenged, and I think the nighttime crowd will be ready for this game, and so will the players. Klubnik has looked much better, but the main reason I like Clemson here is that I don't think Louisville will be able to stop Phil Mafah, and I don't like Louisville's chances to stop Clemson at all. They rank 98th in yards per pass attempt against, they rank 62nd against the run and they can't pressure the QB. Klubnik should have time to throw and should be able to be at his best. As for the Clemson defense, they've given up some yards, but almost all of them seem to be in garbage time. They've been good on 3rd down, and they've played good enough defense to allow their offense to be comfortably ahead in every game. This is more of a feel, but I have a feeling we aren't going to see a good performance out of Louisville tonight.
We did see a good performance from Louisville tonight. Clemson had strange game. They held on to the ball, converting 5 4th downs, but they took so long they limited the number of possessions they had, and they missed 2 FGs to boot. Louisville had 6.2 yards per play to Clemson's 4.45. Klubnik was dink and dunked Clemson right out of the game.