While securing its seventh-consecutive Palmetto Bowl trophy, No. 23 Clemson shutout South Carolina, 30-0, for the first time since 1989. Throughout the entirety of the game, Clemson’s defense controlled the line of scrimmage and held its own in the secondary. The Tigers held South Carolina to 75 total yards in the first half alone and forced three-and-outs on the Gamecocks’ first four possessions. “Anytime you get a shutout on the road, against anyone, it’s pretty special,” Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables said after the game. Click the 🔗 in our bio for the full recap. 📝 @justin_robertson48, Sports Editor 📸 @flicksbycaleb, Photo Editor