Clemson’s 2024 ACC Schedule: Game-by-Game Preview:

Clemson’s 2024 ACC Schedule: Game-by-Game Preview:

August 31: vs. Georgia (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA) Clemson kicks off the season with a high-stakes matchup against the Georgia Bulldogs. This neutral-site game in Atlanta will set the tone for both teams. Georgia, a perennial powerhouse, will be a tough opponent, but Clemson’s defense and the leadership of quarterback Cade Klubnik will be crucial.

September 7: vs. Appalachian State (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC)
The Tigers’ home opener against Appalachian State should be a confidence booster. Historically, Clemson has dominated this matchup, and this game will be an opportunity to fine-tune their strategies before diving into ACC play.

September 14: Bye Week
An early bye week gives Clemson a chance to rest and prepare for the grueling ACC schedule ahead.

September 21: vs. NC State (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC)
NC State always brings a competitive edge to the field. This game will be a test for Clemson’s offense, particularly against a strong Wolfpack defense. Look for key performances from running back Phil Mafah and tight end Jake Briningstool.

September 28: vs. Stanford (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC): Stanford’s visit to Clemson is a unique non-conference matchup. The Tigers will need to be wary of Stanford’s disciplined play and strong running game. This game will also be a chance for Clemson’s defense to shine.

October 5: vs Florida State (Tallahassee,FL) : A pivotal ACC clash, the game against Florida State could have major implications for the conference standings. The Seminoles are always a formidable opponent, and playing in Tallahassee adds to the challenge. Clemson’s defense will need to be at its best.

October 12: at Wake Forest (Winston-Salem, NC): Wake Forest has been a tricky opponent in recent years. This road game will test Clemson’s ability to stay focused and execute their game plan. Expect a strong showing from Clemson’s defensive line.

October 19: vs. Virginia (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC): Returning home, Clemson faces Virginia. This game will be a homecoming for some former Tigers now with the Cavaliers. Clemson’s offense should look to exploit any weaknesses in Virginia’s defense.

October 26: Bye Week
Another bye week provides a much-needed break before the final stretch of the season.

November 2: vs. Louisville (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC): Louisville, under coach Jeff Brohm, will be looking to build on their recent success. This game could be a high-scoring affair, with both teams boasting potent offenses. Clemson’s secondary will need to be sharp.

November 9: at Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, VA): Playing at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium is always challenging. The Hokies’ home crowd creates a hostile environment. Clemson’s experience and composure will be key to securing a win here.

November 16: at Pitt (Pittsburgh, PA): Pitt has been a tough opponent for Clemson in the past. This late-season road game will test the Tigers’ endurance and adaptability.
Look for Clemson’s running game to play a significant role.
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November 23: vs. The Citadel (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC) : A non-conference game against The Citadel provides a breather before the season finale.
This game will likely see Clemson rotating in younger players and fine-tuning their strategies1

November 30: vs. South Carolina (Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC): The season concludes with the fierce rivalry game against South Carolina. Emotions will run high, and both teams will be eager to claim bragging rights.
Clemson’s seniors will look to leave a lasting legacy with a strong performance.

This schedule is packed with exciting matchups and challenges. Which game are you most looking forward to?