CLEMSON — Antonio Williams had to be sneaky.

The redshirt junior receiver was told midweek Clemson was running a double pass on North Carolina’s defense, first play of the game. But he couldn’t tip off the Tar Heels.

In pregame warmups, Williams caught a couple of passes from reserve quarterback Trent Pearman . They tried to make it look as normal as possible when Williams tossed it back. But, mentally, Williams was using a 30-yard throw to his walk-on QB to loosen up.

“It’s kind of nervous being a receiver and expected to throw the ball,” Williams said, “but for some reason, every time it’s called … ”

Williams always connects.

The 75-yard bomb he uncorked to T.J. Moore on Oct. 4, jump-starting a struggling Clemson offense in a 38-10 win in Kenan Memorial Stadium, adds just an

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