NCAA.com | September 30, 2017 Kelly Bryant, Clemson handle Virginia Tech on the road 31-17 Share No. 2 Clemson traveled to Blacksburg to face No. 12 Virginia Tech in what may have been the toughest test left on the Tigers' regular season schedule. Clemson forced three turnovers, quarterback Kelly Bryant accounted for 280 total yards and the Tigers went home with a 31-17 win. Clemson extended its winning streak on the road to 12 games and has yet to lose this season, something fewer than 20 teams in the country can say. The Hokies entered the game undefeated and had rightfully gained a lot attention since reaching their highest rank since 2011 in the Associated Press poll. Freshman quarterback Josh Jackson was 29-for-44 passing for 251 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. He had thrown only one interception on the season prior to facing Clemson. The Hokies were held to 90 rushing yards on 28 carries. RELATED: Week 5 scoreboard Follow along below for a full recap and highlights from Saturday's ACC battle: Every automatic bid to the 2020-21 FCS football playoffs Ten of the 16 teams in the 2020-21 FCS football championship will be determined by automatic qualification via conference championship. Here are all the automatic bids before the bracket is revealed on Sunday, April 18. READ MORE DII Report: A new college baseball Power 10 rankings while titans clash on the football field West Texas A&M debuts in our DII college baseball rankings. Tusculum wins its first SAC DII football title in over a decade. Check out college baseball and spring football action in this week's DII Report. READ MORE Division I Football Committee announces championship host sites The NCAA Division I Football Championship committee announced today 14 predetermined preliminary round sites for this year’s Division I Football Championship. READ MORE