CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) -Clemson tight end Michael Palmer says he's feeling good after suffering a concussion, but is not sure he'll play Saturday against Coastal Carolina.

Palmer took a helmet-to-helmet hit in Clemson's 40-37 overtime win at Miami on Saturday.

Palmer said Tuesday he still had a bit of a headache. He says he remembers the game, although he says his memory is fuzzy of the unintentional hit by linebacker Darryl Sharpton after Palmer was upended by defensive back Randy Phillips.

Palmer said he would know later in the week if he would be cleared for Clemson's game with Coastal Carolina on Saturday. But he says he's received phone calls and texts from his mother urging him to use caution before returning to the field.