Clemson became bowl eligible with a 45-10 win over Furman in Week 13 Saturday. Here's what Dabo Swinney had to say afterwards.

Clemson football got a standout performance from freshman quarterback Chris Denson. Denson led the team over Furman.

The Tigers lead the all-time rivalry series 73-44-4. South Carolina has won two of the last three matchups, but Clemson has won eight of the last 10. The last time the home team won the game was in 2018 when Clemson beat South Carolina 56-35 in Death Valley.

Cade Klubnik was pulled in the second quarter in Clemson vs Furman. This led to his teammates, coaches and Tigers fans to give him a standing ovation.

The Clemson wide receiver caught two touchdown passes in a win over Furman on Saturday. He then addressed his future.

Clemson led by 21 points in the fourth quarter, but Dabo Swinney put his first-team defense back in vs Furman. The Tigers coach explained why.

Coach Dabo Swinney provided a postgame update on the statuses of tight end Olsen Patt-Henry and defensive end Jahiem Lawson as the Tigers (6-5) shift gears and prepare for their rivalry game at South Carolina (4-7) next Saturday.