It wasn't the way the experts had it picked, but the Clemson Tigers were able to escape with a 30-24 win over the Troy Trojans. The Tigers held a 27-10 lead, but the Trojans fought hard in the fourth quarter and were an onside kick away from a potential upset. 

The Tigers, who were a big favorite in this matchup, led by just three points at the half. Clemson's offense was limited all day, and quarterback Deshaun Watson never really found a rhythm with his wide receivers. Troy held Clemson to just 25 yards rushing in the first half, and the Tigers finished the game with just 122 yards on the ground. 

Watson finished the game 27-of-53 passing for 292 yards and three touchdowns, but he...

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