09/05/2026
Today’s Dark Territory Letterman & Trivia Question of the Day features former Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who put together one of the most celebrated careers by a quarterback in college football history. 🐅🏈
Lawrence became a national sensation as a true freshman in 2018, leading Clemson to an undefeated season and the College Football Playoff National Championship.
Over the next two seasons, he remained the face of Clemson football and one of the most recognizable players in the sport.
Lawrence finished his Clemson career with a 34-2 record as a starter, giving him the third-best winning percentage among starting quarterbacks with at least 30 career starts since Division I split in 1978.
He also left Clemson as the winningest starting quarterback in school history, surpassing the previous mark of 32 career wins held by Rodney Williams, Tajh Boyd, and Deshaun Watson.
In 2020, Lawrence finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting, tying Deshaun Watson for the highest Heisman finish in Clemson history.
Lawrence departed Clemson holding school career records for winning percentage, pass efficiency rating, and yards per passing attempt, while also tying for the most career wins against Top 25 opponents.
His accomplishments earned him numerous national and conference honors, beginning with his selection as a consensus freshman All-American in 2018.
And while his Clemson career was filled with records and championships, Lawrence also left his mark on the College Football Playoff record book.
Trivia Question
Trevor Lawrence broke a College Football Playoff record during his Clemson career.
What was it?
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