REPLAY: Clemson falls in double overtime at Miami as Hurricanes erase 10-point deficit

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney came up short in a bid to overtake Frank Howard as the winningest coach in program history as the Tigers lost at Miami 28-20 in double overtime Saturday at Miami.

Swinney is tied with College Football Hall of Famer Frank Howard with 165 wins -- a record that has stood for almost 54 years.

Clemson (4-3, 2-3 ACC) was hoping to start the second half of its schedule with a win after having last weekend off. Miami (5-2, 1-2) ended a two-game skid after losing to UNC and Georgia Tech to start conference play.

The all-time series is tied 7-7. The Tigers haven't played the Hurricanes on the road since 2015, when Clemson won 58-0 to start what was a four-game winning streak against Miami.

Clemson game time, TV channel, betting odds today vs. Miami

• KICKOFF: 8 p.m. ET

• TV: ACC Network

• BETTING ODDS: Clemson by 3

Clemson football score updates vs. Miami Hurricanes

Second overtime

Miami 28, Clemson 20: Ajay Allen scores from the 3-yard line on first-and-goal, then adds the two-point conversion to put the Hurricanes ahead for good.

First overtime

Miami 20, Clemson 20: Miami's Andres Borragales converts a 35-yard field goal to send the game to a second overtime.

Clemson 20, Miami 17: Clemson's Jonathan Weitz makes a 31-yard field goal on fourth-and-goal from the 14.

Fourth quarter

Clemson 17, Miami 17: Miami ties the game up on a 38-yard field goal by Andres Borregales to cap a 10-play, 43-yard drive with 1:52 remaining.

Clemson 17, Miami 14: Miami capped a 15-play, 75-yard drive with an 11-yard touchdown pass from Emory Williams to Colbie Young to slice the Tigers' lead to just three points with 8:00 remaining in the game.

Third quarter

Clemson 17, Miami 7: Clemson extended its lead to 10 points with a two-play scoring drive covering 64 yards after thwarting the Hurricanes' fourth-and-two attempt. Both plays went to tight end Jake Briningstool, the first covering 50 yards and the second 19 yards for his second touchdown of the game. Briningstool has five receptions for a career-high 126 yards.

Clemson 10, Miami 7: Clemson opened the second half by driving 58 yards in eight plays to take its first lead of the game on a 41-yard field goal by Jonathan Weitz. Completions to Beaux Collins and Troy Stellato highlighted the drive.

Second quarter

Clemson 7, Miami 7: Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik connects with tight end Jake Briningstool for a 32-yard touchdown pass. It is Briningstool's second touchdown reception of the season and Klubnik's 12th touchdown pass of the season.

First quarter

Miami 7, Clemson 0: Miami wide receiver Jacolby George recovers a fumble in the end zone after teammate Brashard Smith fumbled following an 80-yard run.

This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Clemson score updates vs Miami in college football Week 8