In case there was any doubt that Clemson's star quarterback Tajh Boyd will be playing for the Tigers in their Saturday night game against Maryland, it should be removed now. The Tigers' star, who suffered a hip injury in Clemson's win over Boston College last Saturday, was able to practice on Tuesday. Via Jeff Barker of the Baltimore Sun.
Clemson QB Tajh Boyd (hip) is practicing for Maryland game. "It's just a blessing that he's OK," coach Dabo Swinney said.
Boyd suffered the injury in the Tigers' 36-14 win over Boston College and had to leave the game. However, all indications since show that he will be in the lineup on Saturday night. Boyd has thrown for 1,742 yards and 15 touchdowns in leading the Tigers to a 6-0 start, including wins over Auburn, Florida State and Virginia Tech.
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