How to watch Clemson vs Virginia Tech today: Time, TV channel for Tigers' Senior Day
How to watch Clemson vs Virginia Tech today: Time, TV channel for Tigers' Senior Day Clemson is searching for its eighth straight win and, just maybe, an ACC title.
It's Senior Day at Littlejohn Coliseum, and the Clemson Tigers hope to close out the final game of the 2024-25 regular season in style when they face Virginia Tech.
Clemson (25-5 overall, 17-2 ACC), ranked No. 11 in this week's Top 25 polls, has had a historic season. Their 17 ACC wins are a school record, as are their eight consecutive conference road victories.
The Tigers held off a second-half rally at Boston College on Wednesday for their second straight win, 78-69 over the Eagles. Jaeden Zackery tied a season-high with 21 points in his return to Chestnut Hill after transferring to Clemson last offseason. Chase Hunter added 18 points and Viktor Lakhin finished with 11 points and 13 rebounds for a double-double.
Hunter and senior forward Ian Schieffelin will draw the loudest applause from the Tiger faithful ahead of today's tipoff. After returning for his sixth season of eligibility last summer, Hunter leads Clemson in scoring with 16.4 points per game. Schieffelin is second with 13.1 points per game and leads the team in rebounds with 9.5 a night.
Clemson is seeking its 14th win in 15 games and is looking to end the regular season with an eight-game winning streak ahead of next week's ACC Tournament in Charlotte. The Tigers have already clinched a double-bye in the conference tournament and are assured no worse of a No. 3 seed. They have a remote chance of winning the ACC regular-season title entering the day, but they'll need some help in the form of a Louisville loss to Stanford and a Duke loss at North Carolina.
The Tigers are ranked No. 22 in the NET rankings, No. 19 in the KenPom ratings, and are tied with the Kentucky Wildcats for No. 14 in ESPN's College Basketball Power Index.
Virginia Tech (13-17, 8-11) is coming off a 91-59 home loss to North Carolina on Tuesday. Tobi Lawal leads the Hokies in scoring at 12.5 points per game. He had 14 in the first meeting between the two teams this season on Jan. 25 in Blacksburg, a 72-57 Clemson victory at Cassell Coliseum.
Today's game marks the 45th all-time meeting between Clemson and Virginia Tech on the hardwood. The Hokies the series, 24-20. Clemson has won three of the past four meetings, including a 51-50 victory the last time the Tigers and Virginia Tech met at Littlejohn Coliseum (Jan. 21, 2023).
Here's how to watch today's Clemson game, including tipoff time, TV channel and streaming information.
What channel is Clemson vs Virginia Tech on today?
TV Channel: ESPNU
Livestream: Fubo (free trial), ESPN+
Anish Shroff (play-by-play) and Jon Crispin (analyst) will have the TV call of tonight's game on ESPNU. Streaming options for the game include ESPN+ and FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscriber.
The game can be heard across the Clemson Athletic Network with the Tigers' radio broadcast team of Don Munson and Tim Bourret through the official Clemson Tigers app and on SiriusXM Channel 193.
For FUBO:
Watch Clemson vs Virginia Tech live on Fubo (free trial)
For ESPN+:
Watch Clemson vs. Virginia Tech live on ESPN+
Clemson vs Virginia Tech time today
Date: Saturday, March 8
Saturday, March 8 Start time: 6 p.m. ET
Clemson vs Virginia Tech game odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Saturday, March 8, 3 a.m. ET.
ODDS: Clemson -17.5
O/U: 136.5
Clemson schedule 2025
Nov. 4: vs Charleston Southern (W, 91-64)
Nov. 8: vs St. Francis, PA (W, 88-62)
Nov. 12: vs Eastern Kentucky (W, 75-62)
Nov. 17: at Boise State (L, 84-71)
Nov. 21: Radford (W, 79-51)
Nov. 25: vs San Francisco (W, 70-55)
Nov. 26: vs Penn State (W, 75, 67)
Nov. 29: vs Florida A&M (W, 86-58)
Dec. 3: vs Kentucky (W, 70-66)
Dec. 7: at Miami (W, 65-55)
Dec. 14: vs. Memphis (L, 92-87 OT)
Dec. 17: at South Carolina (L, 91-88 OT)
Dec. 21: vs. Wake Forest (W, 73-62)
Jan. 1: vs. Stanford (W, 85-71)
Jan. 4: vs. California (W, 80-68)
Jan. 7: at Louisville (L, 74-64)
Jan. 11: vs. Florida State (W, 77-57)
Jan. 14: at Georgia Tech (W, 70-59)
Jan. 18: at Pitt (W, 78-75 OT)
Jan. 22: vs. Syracuse (W, 76-62)
Jan. 25: at Virginia Tech (W, 72-57)
Feb. 1: at NC State (W, 68-58)
Feb. 4: vs. Georgia Tech (L, 89-86, 3OT)
Feb. 8: vs. Duke (W, 77-71)
Feb. 10: vs. North Carolina (W, 85-65)
Feb. 15: at Florida State (W, 72-46)
Feb. 22: at SMU (W, 79-69)
Feb. 26: vs. Notre Dame (W, 83-68)
March 1: at Virginia (W, 71-58)
March 5: at Boston College (W, 78-69)
Record: 25-5
Virginia Tech schedule 2025
Last five games:
Feb. 18: at Boston College (L, 54-36)
Feb. 22: at Miami (W, 81-68)
Feb. 25: vs. Louisville (L, 71-66)
March 1: vs. Syracuse (W, 101-95, OT)
March 1: vs. North Carolina (L, 91-59)
Record: 13-17
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