Clemson's starting quarterback, Cade Klubnik, has been slinging the ball all over the field against Pitt, and star wide receiver Antonio Williams is benefiting tremendously from his quarterback's excellent play.

The duo connected for the first score of the game in the first quarter to get the Tigers' offense going. Klubnik connected with Williams for a 14-yard touchdown, but they didn't stop there.

In the second quarter, the two stars on Clemson's offense connected again for another huge play. It was a 38-yard strike to Williams for his second touchdown of the first half. The Tigers' offense has been tearing Pitt's defense up, passing the ball.

Williams is having one of the best first halves a Clemson receiver has ever had, with six catches for 77 yards and two touchdowns.

This article originally appeared on Clemson Wire: Clemson takes the lead behind Antonio Williams 2nd first-half touchdown against Pitt