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By Gavin Oliver November 20, 2016 12:03 pm Follow @GavinG_Oliver

By Gavin Oliver | November 20, 2016 12:03 pm Follow @GavinG_Oliver

What’s trending on The Clemson Insider’s message board today? A number of topics, including ESPN’s Heather Dinich’s new top six, Dabo Swinney on Ray-Ray McCloud’s muffed punt last night, Swinney on Clemson’s upcoming rivalry game against South Carolina and Jay Guillermo on Clemson’s offensive line that is tired of hearing how soft they are.

Also, who are the MVPs of Clemson’s win at Wake in your opinion, and where do you think Clemson will be ranked when the next College Football Playoff rankings are released on Tuesday?

Here is what is trending about Clemson on TCI today:

Heather Dinich’s new top 6

Swinney on McCloud’s fumble

Guillermo says OL is tired hearing how soft they are

Is Doeren officially toast now?

Is Orgeron likely done now too?

Give us your MVP’s

Swinney on South Carolina

Where will Clemson be ranked?

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