Clemson vs. South Carolina 2025 game time announced, reactions to the early time slot
Clemson vs. South Carolina 2025 game time announced, reactions to the early time slot
The kickoff time is set for Clemson's regular-season finale against rival South Carolina.
The Tigers and Gamecocks will meet at noon on Friday, Nov. 29 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, with the game airing on either ABC or ESPN. It's the third time in the past four years the Palmetto Bowl will be played at noon.
Clemson will look to bounce back from last year's 17-14 loss at home, a game that ended the Tigers' seven-game win streak in the rivalry. Dabo Swinney's team will also aim to continue its road dominance in Columbia, where Clemson has won five straight dating back to 2015.
With a win, the Tigers would secure six straight victories at South Carolina for the first time since a stretch from 1989 to 1999. The Gamecocks haven't beaten Clemson at home since 2013, and the Tigers will be eager to keep it that way this fall.
Along with the announcement of the game time came reactions. Like last year, people are mixed on the noon game.
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