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Hurricanes handle Tigers, but for Clemson, 'season ain't over'
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Miami handed Clemson its second-worst home loss under Dabo Swinney, beating the Tigers 41-13 on Saturday night, but the coach said he felt confident that his team could still compete for an ACC title despite the result, saying "the season ain't over."
Miami handed Clemson its second-worst home loss under Dabo Swinney, beating the Tigers 41-13 on Saturday night, but the coach said he felt confident that his team could still compete for an ACC title despite the result, saying "the season ain't over."
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