Since beating Boston College last weekend, Clemson can not focus on No. 5 Florida State Saturday evening at 8pm.

Clemson junior and defensive end, Vic Beasley said the team is looking forward to the highly anticipated matchup in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

"It may be the biggest game in ACC history. We don't know," Beasley said, who had a TD in the Tigers' 24-14 victory against Boston last Saturday. "But our goal is to win a national championship."

The Seminoles (5-0, 3-0) had some time to rest after their 63-0 win over Maryland and then being off last weekend.

"Obviously, we know it's a big game, got a lot of national relevance, conference relevance and all that," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said Sunday.

Both Clemson and Florida State have a lot in common--strong offenses and endless defenses. The Seminoles average nearly 54 points a game, about 10 more than the Tigers. But, Clemson leads the nation with 24 sacks.

"I'm trying to get the ACC to give me 13 guys and give me two more linemen so we can block them," Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said. "I'm serious, they bring pressure."

But Swinney says his team will do nothing different and approach the game like they have all season.

"If you really change from what you normally do, then you send the wrong message," Swinney said. "I know it's not that way for fans, but that's the way it has to be for us to be consistent."

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