Dabo Swinney loved seeing the Clemson Tigers he'd gotten used so. ‘"I loved their effort, I loved their toughness, I loved their stick-to-it-ness," coach Swinney said after his team's first home victory in two months with a 24-10 victory Florida State on Saturday night.

Florida State football failed to score more than 10 points for the first time this season as the Seminoles fell to Clemson 24-10.

Dabo Swinney loved seeing the Clemson Tigers he’d gotten used to. “I loved their effort, I loved their toughness, I loved their stick-to-it-ness,” Swinney said after his team’s first home victory in two months,

Clemson’s home losing streak came to an end in Death Valley on Saturday night. For a moment, a disappointing season was met with a decisive victory over an ACC rival.

The rivalry with Florida State always carries weight, and recent history has favored the Tigers. Clemson has taken eight of the last nine meetings against the Seminoles, including several that shaped the ACC race over the past decade.

The Florida State Seminoles aimed for bowl season, traveling to Clemson, South Carolina, as underdogs against the Tigers. The 'Noles fell to the Tigers, 24-10, in a matchup that didn't define the ACC this year, but might've defined the coaching staff in Tallahassee.

Florida State football failed to score more than 10 points for the first time this season as the Seminoles fell to Clemson 24-10.

The Clemson Tigers were without starting quarterback Cade Klubnik because of injury and couldn't keep up with SMU's offense Oct. 18 at Death Valley.

The Clemson Tigers (4-5, 3-4 ACC) continued their aerial assault on Saturday night, moving the ball up and down the field against the Florida State Seminoles (4-5, 1-5 ACC) in a 24-10 win under the lights at Memorial Stadium. Clemson tallied 221 yards through the air in a much-needed victory.

Dabo Swinney was very happy with the way his players performed as Clemson football beat the Florida State Seminoles.