Since the opening loss vs Georgia, Dabo Swinney has been coaching like he's mad at someone (and not just Tyler from Spartanburg). Clemson hasn't lost since the opener, each win by 16 points or more, and Dabo seems happy to run up scores, having QB Cade Klubnik throwing deep inside of 2 minutes to play and up by 16 recently vs. Virginia. Re: Klubnik, he's moved to the periphery of Heisman talk, as he's passed for 20 TDs with just 2 picks in the six wins since the opener. Granted, the Cards are a bit more formidable than recent Tiger victims, but losses to SMU and Miami (when allowing a combined 86 points) have dropped the 'Ville out of serious ACC contention. Play Clemson

Death Valley at night is a different animal, and one that I think Louisville is ill-prepared for given the inconsistencies in the Cards' performances in recent weeks. Clemson has won all eight meetings between these two programs in the last decade and covered in the last six, and that should continue on Saturday night.