ONE TO REMEMBER - Duke vs. Clemson Cinematic Recap

In a seesaw battle on Saturday afternoon inside Memorial Stadium, Duke had the final tally in topping Clemson, 46-45. With the teams tied 28-28 at the half, 35-35 with eight minutes left in the third and 38-38 with 10:40 to play, the Blue Devils got the final march of the day on a 94-yard touchdown drive and Sahmir Hagans' two-point conversion reception for the victory. The win was Duke's first in Death Valley since 1980 and the first time the Blue Devils had consecutive victories against Clemson since 1969 and 1970. Duke improved to 5-3 overall and 4-1 in ACC play for its best league start since 2014. The Blue Devils also extended their road ACC winning streak to five games, the program's longest since 1961-63. Blue Devil quarterback Darian Mensah tallied four passing touchdowns in the opening half and finished with 361 yards. Wide receivers Cooper Barkate and Que'Sean Brown combined for 12 catches, 207 receiving yards and three touchdowns to pace the offensive attack. Hagans had the game-winning conversion as well as a 100-yard kickoff return for a score during the third quarter.