🏈Clemson's Andre Ellington scores a 96-yard touchdown run, showcasing his speed and agility.
🏆West Virginia's Geno Smith leads the team with accurate passing, making crucial plays.
🔥The game is filled with explosive plays, setting the stage for a high-scoring affair.
🌟Clemson's Tajh Boyd and West Virginia's Geno Smith display their talent as dual-threat quarterbacks.
⛰️West Virginia's Shawn Alston scores a walk-in touchdown, showcasing his power and agility.
Who scored the longest touchdown in the game?
—Clemson's Andre Ellington scored the longest touchdown with a 96-yard run.
Who was the standout player for West Virginia?
—Geno Smith was the standout player for West Virginia, demonstrating accurate passing and leading the team's offense.
Were there any high-scoring plays in the game?
—Yes, the game was filled with high-scoring plays and explosive moments, keeping the momentum exciting.
Did both quarterbacks perform well?
—Yes, both quarterbacks, Tajh Boyd from Clemson and Geno Smith from West Virginia, displayed their talent as dual-threat quarterbacks.
Who scored the final touchdown?
—Shawn Alston from West Virginia scored the final touchdown with a walk-in run, showcasing his power and agility.
06:17Clemson's Andre Ellington scores a 96-yard touchdown run, displaying his speed and agility.
09:40West Virginia's Geno Smith leads the team with accurate passing, making crucial plays.
12:52Clemson's Tajh Boyd and West Virginia's Geno Smith showcase their talent as dual-threat quarterbacks.
13:25West Virginia's Shawn Alston scores a walk-in touchdown, demonstrating his power and agility.
