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The Clemson Tigers host the No. 4 Miami Hurricanes at Memorial Stadium in South Carolina. The Tigers beat the Golden Bears, 24-10, paced by quarterback Tait Reynolds, while the Hurricanes beat the Chippewas, 52-3, paced by quarterback Darian Mensah.
The Virginia Tech Hokies host the Pittsburgh Panthers for Week 5 at Lane Stadium. The Hokies won, 21-14, against Boston College, paced by quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer. The Panthers beat the Bison, 59-0, behind quarterback Mason Heintschel.
The Florida State Seminoles host the Virginia Cavaliers at Doak Campbell Stadium. The Seminoles won, 34-7, over the Bears paced by running back Ousmane Kromah, while the Cavaliers won, 42-3, against the Blue Hens paced by quarterback Beau Pribula.
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