Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds was knocked out of the Tigers' game against Georgia Tech on Saturday after injuring his knee on a run play.
Reynolds slid at the end of the 7-yard run on the first drive of the game and came up hobbling. He had to be helped off the field, and after going into the locker room, returned to the sideline with a brace on his knee.
Clemson turned to Trent Pearman initially, but after he was ineffective, the Tigers went to Christopher Vizzina, who has been hobbled himself with an ankle injury the last few weeks. Vizzina was limited in practice this week, and he was seen limping throughout the game.
Georgia Tech led Clemson 20-6 going into the fourth quarter.