Freshman quarterback CJ Bailey will make his first career start for packfootball at Clemson on Saturday, announced head coach Dave Doeren in his Monday afternoon press conference. After starting quarterback Grayson McCall suffered an undisclosed injury against Louisiana Tech on Saturday in the second quarter, the graduate is considered “day-to-day” according to Doeren. The head coach said his injury is not considered to be season-ending. Even with McCall considered as day-to-day, Bailey got the starting nod from Doeren against the Tigers. “CJ will start the game, and it’s his team,” Doeren said. “And like I said, we’ll take it one day at a time with Grayson, and when he’s ready to play he’ll be back.” Bailey’s first career collegiate start will take place in one of the most daunting environments in all of college football — Clemson’s Death Valley. Doeren said that in addition to dealing with crowd noise, he wants to set Bailey up for success by playing to his strengths. Read the fu...