Regular season ·
Clemson beat Wake Forest
Records are after this game.
Clemson beat Wake Forest 51-45 in 2 overtimes, September 24, 2022.
How the game turned
Q4 11:16 Clemson 35, Wake Forest 35
Clemson 58% to win
Shipley 1-yd TD run, ties it 35-35
Big moments
- 1Q1 8:09 · Clemson 7, Wake Forest 0Clemson's win chance rose from 76% to 81%.Uiagalelei 12-yd TD pass to Briningstool, Clemson goes ahead 7-0
- 2Q3 12:13 · Clemson 20, Wake Forest 21Clemson's win chance fell from 82% to 62%.Hartman 28-yd TD pass to Greene, Wake Forest goes ahead 21-20
- 3Q3 1:19 · Clemson 28, Wake Forest 35Clemson's win chance fell from 48% to 31%.Hartman 25-yd TD pass to Greene, Wake Forest goes ahead 35-28
- 4Q4 11:16 · Clemson 35, Wake Forest 35Clemson's win chance rose from 27% to 58%.Shipley 1-yd TD run, ties it 35-35
- 5Q4 8:07 · Clemson 35, Wake Forest 38Clemson's win chance fell from 54% to 51%.Dennis 29-yd field goal, Wake Forest goes ahead 38-35
- 6OT1 · Clemson 38, Wake Forest 45Clemson's win chance fell from 67% to 53%.Hartman 8-yd TD pass to Perry
- 7OT1 · Clemson 45, Wake Forest 45Clemson's win chance rose from 49% to 70%.Uiagalelei 21-yd TD pass to Collins, ties it 45-45
- 8OT2 · Clemson 51, Wake Forest 45Uiagalelei 21-yd TD pass to Allen, two-point try fails, Clemson goes ahead 51-45
Clemson's lowest chance to win was 18 percent. Win chance is our own calculation from the play-by-play, with each game's start set from the pregame expectation.
The biggest swing
With 11:16 left in the 4th quarter, Clemson's chance to win went from 27 percent to 58 percent when Clemson scored a touchdown.
The score went from Clemson 28, Wake Forest 35 to Clemson 35, Wake Forest 35.
The play: Shipley 1-yd TD run, ties it 35-35.
What happened next
Clemson's next game: W 30-20 vs NC State, Oct 1
7 days laterWake Forest's next game: W 31-21 at Florida State, Oct 1
7 days laterThe teams' next meeting after Sep 24, 2022: Clemson 17, Wake Forest 12, Oct 7, 2023
about 12 months later
Related pages
Scores, dates and the stage: ESPN. Win chance: our curve from play-by-play; the turn is its largest one-play change that moved with the score.

