Pitt beats Clemson on a field goal with six seconds left

Pitt beat Clemson 43-42 on November 12, 2016, on a 48-yard field goal with six seconds left.

Dabo Swinney, Clemson head coach

Didn’t get it done, so that’s on me

The Pickens County Courier, Nov 15, 2016

Spartanburg-area newspaper The Journal, as published by The Pickens County Courier

The day

Associated Press

Chris Blewitt made a 48-yard field goal with six seconds left as Pitt stunned No. 2 Clemson 43-42, spoiling a record-setting Saturday for quarterback Deshaun Watson and complicating the Tigers’ path back to the College Football Playoff.

Pitt Athletics, Nov 12, 2016

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What Pitt said

Scott Orndoff, Pitt tight end

As soon as I saw the kick go up, I knew it was going in

Pitt Athletics, Nov 12, 2016

Associated Press, as published by Pitt Athletics

Pat Narduzzi, Pitt head coach

Our team had a lot of guts tonight

Pitt Athletics, Nov 12, 2016

Associated Press, as published by Pitt Athletics

What Clemson said

Dabo Swinney, Clemson head coach

Sometimes you need a little pain along the way, and a little failure is part of getting better.

NCAA.com, Nov 16, 2016

Spartanburg Herald-Journal, via NCAA.com

Wayne Gallman, Clemson running back

I had nowhere to go

The Pickens County Courier, Nov 15, 2016

Spartanburg-area newspaper The Journal, as published by The Pickens County Courier

Neither team

The Pitt Panthers headlined a day of upsets when Chris Blewitt booted a 48-yard field goal with six seconds left to stun No. 2 Clemson, 43-42, on the road.

Football Writers Association of America, Nov 14, 2016

… the upset win over No. 2 Clemson, 43-42 — the Tigers’ first loss to an unranked team in five years …

The Pickens County Courier, Nov 15, 2016

Spartanburg-area newspaper The Journal, as published by The Pickens County Courier

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