Clemson junior defensive end DaQuan Bowers is focused on getting a win to build momentum for 2011.
TheClemsonInsider.com caught up with DaQuan at Charlotte Motor Speedway Wednesday. Bowers decided to sit out the rides around the speedway.
“I’m not going 165 miles an hour with someone I have never met,” said Bowers.
DaQuan believes this week is a business trip and he says the Tigers are focused on bringing home a victory.
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