Still, this was quite a moment. Klubnik ripped off a gotta-have-it rushing touchdown in the game’s final two minutes to lift Clemson past Pitt, 24-20, on Saturday at Acrisure Stadium and prevent what would’ve been one of the Tigers’ worst collapses ...

The Panthers opened the fourth quarter with a 13-0 scoring run to take a 20-17 lead with 1:36 to play on Saturday in Pittsburgh. Getting the ball with the game tied up late, the Panthers largely played conservatively, capping off an eight-play, 26-yard drive that burned nearly three minutes off the clock with a 47-yard field goal from Ben Sauls.

Cade Klubnik wanted to get out of bounds. Clemson was trailing Pittsburgh and all of the Tigers' timeouts were gone. A well-timed block from wide receiver T.J. Moore gave Klubnik a lane that offered nothing but green grass and victory.