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It took 2 carries for Dalvin Cook to run for more yards against Clemson than any other player had

A 75-yard touchdown run + a 36-yard scamper = The best performance of the season against the Tigers

Florida State running back Dalvin Cook busted through the Clemson defense for a 75-yard touchdown run on his first carry of Saturday's game in Death Valley.

On his second carry during the Seminoles’ next series, Cook ran for 36 yards, giving him 111 total yards in the game’s first three minutes. Those two carries made Cook the leading individual rusher against Clemson’s defense this season, surpassing the 103 yards posted by Appalachian State running back Marcus Cox.

Cook has been slowed slightly. He managed just 17 yards in his next four carries.

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