The fact that Week 9 of the college football season fell on Halloween was rather ironic. While the South Carolina Gamecocks rested at home during a bye week, the Clemson Tigers ended up getting spooked in Death Valley!

The Tigers put their undefeated record and top spot in the national rankings on the line against the visiting Eagles from Boston College. Without the services of starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence, Clemson found itself playing from behind throughout the first half, as the Eagles raced to 21-7 lead following a defensive touchdown. The second half was a different story, as Clemson’s defense locked down the Eagles and the Tiger’s offense came to life with three second-half touchdowns. Clemson avoided a big upset scare, winning by a final score of 34-28. As a key part of that strong defensive effort that helped seal the victory, freshman defensive lineman, Bryan Bresee, earned Terminix Pest Player of the Game honors.

Although South Carolina was idle, Gamecock’s coaches made selections for the Terminix Pest Player of the Game for the season’s first half. Taking home the first-half hardware were running back Kevin Harris and cornerback Jaycee Horn.

Hear the calls for the Terminix Pest Players from Week 9 action in the tweets below.

Trevor Knox is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Terminix Service, Inc., one of the largest and most respected pest control companies in the Southeast. With nearly a decade of experience spanning field operations, branch management, and executive leadership, Trevor brings a deep, practical understanding of both the business and service sides of the industry. A “20 Under 40” honoree and active leader in professional development and community initiatives, Trevor’s insights reflect real-world expertise and strategic vision—making his perspective one worth listening to.

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Trevor Knox is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Terminix Service, Inc., one of the largest and most respected pest control companies in the Southeast. With nearly a decade of experience spanning field operations, branch management, and executive leadership, Trevor brings a deep, practical understanding of both the business and service sides of the industry. A “20 Under 40” honoree and active leader in professional development and community initiatives, Trevor’s insights reflect real-world expertise and strategic vision—making his perspective one worth listening to.

View all posts by Trevor Knox

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