Clemson Dominates Stanford with Klubnik's 5 TDs in 40-14 Victory

Clemson University hosted Stanford in a college football game on Saturday night, following the impact of Hurricane Helene in the Southeast. The storm caused significant disruptions, including delays in Stanford's travel, arriving just 25 hours before the game. Despite the challenges, Clemson's quarterback Cade Klubnik showcased his skills, throwing for four touchdowns and rushing for another, leading the Tigers to a decisive 40-14 victory. The Clemson defense played a crucial role, intercepting Stanford's quarterback three times and stopping them on key drives inside the red zone. Although Stanford managed to gain 361 total yards, they struggled to convert opportunities into points, particularly in critical moments. This win marked a significant performance for Clemson, who had not played a full four-quarter game since their season opener against Georgia, demonstrating their resilience and ability to adapt under pressure. The victory sets the stage for Clemson's upcoming matchup against Florida State, as they aim to build momentum in the season.