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Tale of the Tape: ACC Championship


Two of the best offenses in college football face off in what very well could be a shootout. UNC averages over 41 ppg while Clemson is a tick below 38 ppg. Both teams hover at the 500 yards per game mark though UNC is more efficient with 7.46 yards per play, a full yard more than Clemson's average. One issue Clemson's offense has struggled with is turnovers. (Tar Heel Blog)

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