Clemson Rallies Past North Carolina After Lengthy Weather Delay
Clemson rallied from a deficit to beat North Carolina 28-20 in a game at Memorial Stadium that was significantly altered by a 2 1/2-hour weather delay. Following the delay, Clemson took control of the game, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with…
Charleston, SC, September 19, 2026 —
Clemson University secured a 28-20 victory over the University of North Carolina in a football game played at Memorial Stadium. The contest was notably impacted by a weather delay that lasted approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Prior to the delay, the game saw Clemson trailing North Carolina. However, after the disruption caused by adverse weather conditions, Clemson demonstrated a significant shift in momentum. The team regrouped and began to assert control over the proceedings.
The pivotal moments of the game unfolded in the latter stages. With five minutes left on the clock, Clemson managed to score the go-ahead touchdown, taking the lead and setting the stage for the final outcome. The defense then played a crucial role in sealing the win, securing the victory for Clemson with a late interception.
The victory saw Clemson overcome their earlier deficit, with the second half and particularly the period following the weather delay being instrumental in their comeback. The final score reflected Clemson’s ability to rally and capitalize on opportunities after the extended break in play.
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