Bleacher Report's Daily Football Fix for October 2

Check out five of the top NFL and NCAA football headlines from Saturday night and Sunday morning.

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Clemson Survives Louisville

• No. 5 Clemson protected its home field in a 42-36 win over Lamar Jackson and No. 3 Louisville. With 40 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Louisville wide receiver James Quick came up a yard short on a 4th-and-7 attempt that ended the game. 
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J.T. Barrett Sets Record for Career Passing Touchdowns for Ohio State

• Ohio State junior quarterback J.T. Barrett set the record Saturday for most passing touchdowns by a Buckeye. It's an impressive feat in any program, but especially in one as storied as Ohio State.
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New England Patriots Sign Glenn Gronkowski

• The New England Patriots now have a pair of Gronks, as the team signed fullback Glenn Gronkowski—brother of star tight end Rob Gronkowski—on Saturday. ESPN's Field Yates broke the news.
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Charlie Strong is Safe for Now in Texas

• Texas coach Charlie Strong posted a losing record in each of his first two seasons with the Longhorns, an uncharacteristic streak for the historically strong program. Following Saturday's 49-31 loss to Oklahoma State, ESPN's Brett McMurphy cited a source that said Strong's job is safe for now.
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North Carolina Upsets Florida State on 54-Yard Field Goal

• North Carolina kicker Nick Weiler had never attempted a field goal over 50 yards in his career. On Saturday, he drilled a 54-yarder as time expired to upset the No. 12 Florida State Seminoles. 
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