The Clemson Insider
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Key Points:
- Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds suffered a significant left knee injury during the game against Georgia Tech, appearing to occur after a seven-yard scramble and slide with no contact.
- Reynolds immediately grabbed the back of his knee and left the game, later returning to the sideline wearing a knee brace but without his helmet.
- Sources indicate the injury is severe enough to likely require surgery and could potentially be season-ending for the freshman quarterback.
- Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is expected to provide an update on Reynolds' condition after the game.
- The injury happened early in the game on Clemson’s third play from scrimmage, following a 24-yard run by Reynolds on the previous play.
