WATCH: Clemson Tigers vs. Notre Dame football postgame reaction show

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Following Notre Dame’s 35-14 win against Clemson, Blue & Gold’s Mike Singer and Tim Hyde went live on YouTube break down everything you need to know about the contest with stats, analysis and what’s next for the Fighting Irish.

It is not a show to miss for Notre Dame fans. Watch a replay of the show below.

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Notre Dame dominates in impressive 35-14 upset win over No. 4 Clemson 

On a night that lived up to its billing as a windy one, the Fighting Irish called on a reliable formula to score a 35-14 over No. 4 Clemson Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium. 

A stout running game, terrific defense, and big-time special teams work was again the recipe for success as the Irish (6-3) scored their sixth win in the last seven games. 

It was the second straight impressive victory that came complete with good work in all three facets, and one that will return Notre Dame to the top 25 next week and undoubtedly drop previously undefeated Clemson (8-1) out of college football playoff consideration. 

It was the first victory for an unranked Notre Dame team over a top-five opponent since Irish head coach Gerry Faust beat No. 1 Pittsburgh in 1982, and the third win for the Irish over a ranked team this season (No. 16 BYU, No. 16 Syracuse).

Notre Dame sent an early and emphatic message that it came to play. 

Following Clemson’s first offensive drive that yielded negative-4 yards on 3 plays, Irish junior linebacker Jordan Bothelo blocked a Tigers punt that sophomore linebacker Prince Kollie snagged in the air and returned 17 yards around the left edge for an Irish touchdown. 

It was the sixth blocked punt of the season for Notre Dame — which leads the country — and its fourth in the last three games. 

The play also set the tone for the game, and staked the Irish to an early 7-0 lead that they never relinquished.

On a night when Notre Dame out-gained Clemson 348-281 in total yards and 263-90 in rushing yards, the Irish dominated the line-of-scrimmage battle against what is expected to be the best rushing defense they play all season.  

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