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Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables said his Tigers played up to the standard in Saturday’s 56-3 victory over Kent State. Venables was pleased that there was “no letup” when the second- and third-team defenders came into the game.
The Tigers held Kent State to 120 total yards and just five first downs.
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