Stat Comparison: How Virginia Stacks Up Against Clemson on Paper

Top Running Back
UVA Xavier Brown: 46 carries, 334 net rushing yards, 7.3 yards per carry, 55.7 yards per game, 0 rushing touchdowns
CLEM Phil Mafah: 87 carries, 604 net rushing yards, 6.9 yards per carry, 100.7 yards per game, 4 rushing touchdowns

Top Defender
UVA Jonas Sanker: 49 total tackles, 30 solo stops, 4 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 3 pass breakups, 1 quarterback hurry, 1 fumble recovery and 40-yard return for a touchdown
CLEM Wade Woodaz: 47 total tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 pass breakups, seven quarterback pressures

Some more notable statistics on Clemson:

• Clemson has the No. 2 scoring offense in the ACC (second only to Miami), averaging 41.0 points per game. The Tigers are one of four teams in the ACC averaging more than 20 points per game.
• Clemson ranks seventh in the ACC in scoring defense (Virginia is eighth), averaging 21.7 points allowed per game.
• The Tigers ranks second in the ACC in total offense at 482.3 yards per game and eighth in total defense, allowing 348.3 yards per game allowed.
• Clemson averages 200.8 rushing yards per game (third in the ACC) and 281.5 passing yards per game (fifth in the ACC).
• The Tigers allow 140.3 rushing yards per game (11th in the ACC) and 158.9 passing yards per game (4th in the ACC).
• Clemson ranks fourth in the ACC with nine interceptions as a team and fourth in the league in forced fumbles with with six, but has only recovered three of those fumbles.
• Clemson's defense has recorded 13 sacks this season, tied for eighth in the conference. Clemson's offense has allowed six sacks this season, tied for second-fewest in the ACC.
• Clemson converts on third down 42.5% of the time, good for sixth in the ACC, while allowing opponents to convert just 30.8% on third downs, which is fifth in the ACC.