College Football: Clemson vs South Carolina - Time, TV Channel, Live Stream

Clemson Tigers face off against South Carolina Gamecocks in rivalry game. Watch live on ESPN or stream free on fuboTV.

Get ready for an epic showdown as the Clemson Tigers gear up to take on the South Carolina Gamecocks in a highly anticipated rivalry game. The game is set to take place on Saturday night at the Williams-Brice Stadium, and fans are in for a thrilling match-up.

Clemson is coming into this game with an impressive three-game winning streak, having secured victories against Georgia Tech, North Carolina, and Notre Dame in their last three matches. On the other hand, South Carolina has also been on a comeback, overcoming a challenging start to the season with three consecutive wins.

For those looking to catch all the action, here's everything you need to know to watch and stream the game:

#24 Clemson vs. South Carolina

When: Saturday, November 25 Time: 7:30 p.m. ET TV Channel: ESPN Live Stream: (watch free on fuboTV)

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If you're interested in getting in on the action and placing some bets on the game, NCAA Football odds are available courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook, with the latest odds updated just before the game. Clemson is currently favored at -7.5 against South Carolina, with an over/under of 48. For more betting options and information, head over to Sportsbookwire.com.

For those looking to place legal sports bets on this game or any others, Tipico is the place to go for residents of CO and NJ.

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