The Clemson Tigers are currently ranked No. 15 in the AP Top 25 and have one of the better defenses in the country. Injuries have plagued the Seminoles all season, especially up front, but Glenn says that his approach is to just be himself.

Glenn and Uiagalelei were listed as co-starters on Florida State's depth chart this week after Uiagalelei exited in the fourth quarter of a 42-16 loss to the Mustangs, which dropped the Seminoles to 1-4. Norvell later revealed that Uiagalelei suffered a finger injury in the loss.

Glenn faces a Clemson defense that allows 25.8 points per game, including 183 rushing yards and 218.5 passing yards per game. He will need to use his legs, either to create plays or to run from the pressure, and that dual-threat ability could provide an opportunity to exploit the Tigers.