Clemson’s 29-game winning streak ends in national championship loss to LSU. When Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence fumbled and LSU’s Derek Stingley recovered with 3:53 remaining in Monday night’s national championship game, reality began to set in for Clemson’s star quarterback — for the first time in his college career, he was going to lose a game. Lawrence lowered his head and jogged to the sideline, where he was greeted by Dabo Swinney. Clemson’s head coach grabbed Lawrence with both hands and encouraged him, before quarterbacks coach Brandon Streeter came over a couple of minutes later and did the same. The confetti began to fall 3:53 later as a stunned Clemson team watched Joe Burrow and LSU sprint around the field to celebrate a 42-25 victory. The loss ended Clemson’s 29-game winning streak and Lawrence’s quest for an undefeated college career. What a game this was and Joe Burrow has what it takes to be one of the greatest Quarterbacks of all time if he keeps playing like he does this was a game that really impressed me!!!!