Clemson Aftermath - The Review

Now that I've had a few days to take in the highs and lows of the weekend, I feel I'm ready to say my piece about the Clemson game. As MadJay pointed out, we can look back on this game and clearly see that one play defined the entire feel of the game. From that moment on, my entire gut kept saying the Hokies were done for.The Logan Thomas fumble as it would be, was what it was. However, the thing I keyed on most was his reaction to the play on the sideline. He was frustrated and that frustration carried on to the field not only through Thomas, but others such as David Wilson and Jarrett Boykin and much of the offensive front.Offensively, the Hokies had moments that made you think there was hope. The 45 yard pass to D.J. Coles to tie the game late in the first. The drive for the field goal late in the second was one of only two really good drives the Hokies could muster all game. The other came in the fourth quarter, but ended in a Jonathan Meeks interception at the 10-yard l...