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QB Uiagalelei rallies No. 1 Clemson to 34-28 win over BC - Black News Channel

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By PETE IACOBELLI AP Sports Writer CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Freshman DJ Uiagalelei already made Clemson history by leading the biggest comeback in the history of Death Valley. He'll get the chance to make even more next week with Trevor Lawrence ruled out for the showdown with No 4 Notre Dame due to COVID-19. Uiagalelei stepped in for Lawrence on Saturday and rallied the top-ranked Tigers to a 34-28 victory over Boston College after they fell behind by 18 points. Rattled at facing the Fighting Irish? The kid from California sure doesn't sound like it. 'It's the same mindset that […]

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