Clemson football has been one of the most consistent teams in the country. What does that, and a young starting quarterback, mean for potential bowl scenarios?
Clemson football started the season as one of the major contenders for the college football playoff, and their star-studded recruiting class was led by super freshman Trevor Lawrence.
It was only a matter of time before he beat out senior Kelly Bryant for the starting job, and the offense has hummed ever since. Bryant has opted to transfer to another school, and the help of a strong running game has kept the Tigers in the hunt for a national championship.
At times it has not been easy, a Week 2 matchup at Kyle Field against the Texas A&M Aggies was a back and forth contest by both teams, and when Lawrence was hurt against Syracuse, the team had to look at running back Travis Etienne to save their season.
As we head towards the conference championships there are a few potential bowl scenarios the Tigers may face, depending on how they finish the regular season.
Let’s take a look at the three most likely postseason bowls for the Clemson Tigers.