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: FCS football rankings: No. 2 North Dakota State rises in latest FCS Coaches Poll The latest edition of the FCS Coaches Poll has a new look after Week 8 saw upsets, controversial finishes and more. Here are some takeaways from the latest FCS Coaches Poll on Oct. 25. READ MORE Ferris State holds at No. 1 as Cal (PA) enters the DII football Power 10 rankings No. 3 Colorado School of Mines was upset this past weekend, leading to a shakeup in the DII Power 10 rankings. Here's a look at the top 10 and games to watch this coming weekend. READ MORE College football rankings: Top 25 scores, schedule for Week 9 It's Week 9 of the 2021 college football season. Here's a look at the Week 9 Top 25 schedule and scores. READ MORE