Stanford is coming into this game with a 2-1 record this season and only 1 of their 3 games have seen 60+ points, their 1st game of the season, but they have still played in some higher scoring games with their last 2 seeing 50 and 48 total points. They are going up against a Clemson team that is also 2-1 this season and has seen a lot of high scoring games recently. Their lowest scoring game this season was their loss to Georgia 34-3, but they have won 2 straight games at home with both of those games seeing 86+ points total. Their offense has been on fire, scoring 59+ points in both games, but their defense has also allowed 20+ points in all 3 games this season and 30+ points in 2 of their 3 games as well. Clemson has a very balanced offense with a run game averaging 189 yards per game on the ground, 6.3 yards per carry, and a passing game averaging 285.3 yards per game, Klubnik completing 73.4% of his passes and averaging 9.2 yards per attempt. Stanford has been very good with their run defense this season, but Clemson has such a good run game they will find ways to move the ball on the ground. Stanford has also been allowing 298.7 passing yards per game on average and allowing opposing quarterbacks to complete 66.7% of their passes against so Clemson will be able to attack this defense through the air if the run game is not there. Clemson is going to score a lot of points on this defense at home, but their defense has been much worse this season than it has been in years and Stanford will be able to move the ball. Clemson is allowing 165.7 rushing yards per game and 249.7 passing yards per game so Stanford has options to attack this defense, and their own passing game has not been bad so they will be able to throw the ball on this defense if they fall behind and have to make a quick comeback. Between these two teams, there will be enough points in this game to push it over the total.