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Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds is having an MRI on his injured knee, and backup Christopher Vizzina was sent to the hospital to evaluate his ankle. Clemson lost 20-6 to Georgia Tech, and Reynolds was hurt on the first drive after sliding at the end of a 7-yard run, needing help off the field. Coach Dabo Swinney said Reynolds' knee "locked up." Vizzina, who had been hobbled by an ankle injury for weeks, took over after third-string quarterback Trent Pearman was ineffective. He aggravated the ankle on a big hit during the final drive, finished with 133 passing yards and one interception, and was taken from the locker room to a hospital after the loss. Swinney praised his "unbelievable will to win." The loss drops Clemson to 6-4 overall and 4-3 in conference play, and the team next faces Duke in Durham on Friday.