FSU's defense allowed the Clemson Tigers to have their best game of the season against an FBS opponent, giving up 36 points in the loss. It was yet another disappointing effort from a unit that has struggled throughout the season, and Tony White's tenure as defensive coordinator. Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds, who had just one passing touchdown before Saturday night, had two in the first half, and completed 18 of his 32 passes for 189 yards. While the Tigers still had struggles offensively, they were able to move the ball when they needed to.The Seminoles used 24 different players during their 80 defensive snaps against Clemson. Here's how much everyone played, per Pro Football Focus.Defensive LineDaniel Lyons: 64Rylan Kennedy: 51Kevin Wynn: 41Darryll Desir: 37Mandrell Desir: 36Jalen Anderson: 25Deante McCray: 23Deamontae Diggs: 21Cam Brooks: 6LinebackerChris Jones: 63Omar Graham Jr.: 54Mikai Gbayor: 28Caleb LaVallee: 28 Defensive BackCJ Richard Jr.: 79Nehemiah Chandler: 75Ashlynd Barker: 71Ma'Khi Jones: 68Charles Lester III: 46Ja'Bril Rawls: 34Antonio Cromartie Jr.: 7Donny Heibert: 4Max Redmon: 4Ricky Knight III: 3Jordan Crutchfield: 2Follow us @FSUWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida State news, notes, and opinions.This article originally appeared on FSU Wire: Defensive snap counts from FSU's loss to Clemson
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The FSU Seminoles used just 24 defensive players in their game against Clemson. Here is a look at how much each one of them played.
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- Defensive snap counts from FSU's loss to Clemson.
- The FSU Seminoles used just 24 defensive players in their game against Clemson.
- Here is a look at how much each one of them played.
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