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Clemson's McNeal has torn ACL

Posted: 04.16.2012 at 11:20 PM

CLEMSON - Clemson reserve quarterback Tony McNeal suffered a torn ACL on the last offensive play of the spring game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. McNeal will miss the 2012 season as he recovers from the injury. He will have surgery on the knee in the near future.

McNeal red-shirted the 2011 season at Clemson. The Chester native was competing to be a reserve behind first-team All-ACC signal caller Tajh Boyd. He completed 4-9 passes for 49 yards in the spring game before the injury.

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