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There is no doubt Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne are two of the most feared offensive players in college football. Lawrence, as he proved in the College Football Playoff, is ahead of his time. He plays the game like a seasoned veteran, not as a quarterback that is entering his second year as a starter for the defending national champions. Then there is Etienne. The reigning ACC Player of the Year is coming off a season in which he broke Clemson’s single-season records for rushing yards (1,658), rushing touchdowns (24), total touchdowns (26) and yards per carry (8.1). Now it’s the job of opposing defensive coordinators to try and stop this one-two punch that allowed Clemson to average 44.3 points and 527.2 yards per game in 2018. Not even mighty Alabama and head coach Nick Saban could handle the Tigers’ two-headed monster last year. Against the Crimson Tide, Lawrence threw for 347 yards and three touchdowns, while completing 20 of 32 passes with no interceptions. He completed 8 of 10 passes on t
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