The Citadel’s $475,000 is in line with what Clemson’s paid to other in-state FCS programs for making the trip to Death Valley. Greenville-based Furman got $415,000 for a 2022 visit, and Charleston Southern was paid $400,000 for a game last year, The State previously reported.

Despite concluding conference play strongly, Clemson football is projected to play in a non-CFP bowl game for the fourth consecutive season. The No. 16 Tigers (8-2, 7-1 ACC), who were No. 20 in the CFP rankings a week ago,

Clemson football showed its grit in a hard-fought 24-20 win over Pitt on Saturday, overcoming a mountain of injuries to stay in the fight for a strong finish to the season. The Tigers, ranked No. 20,