NC State at Clemson: How to watch, listen, stream
It’s time for freshman quarterback CJ Bailey to begin his starting career at NC State. And he will do it in front of a hostile crowd at Clemson this weekend.
The Wolfpack, which was forced to play Bailey due to an injury to graduate Grayson McCall, recorded a come-from-behind win over Louisiana Tech this past weekend. Clemson, meanwhile, is coming off a bye week after starting the season 1-1 with a win over Appalachian State and a loss to Georgia.
Here are the television and radio broadcast details for NC State’s contest at Clemson.
What time does the game start?
NC State at Clemson begins at noon. ET.
What television channel is the NC State game on?
The game will be broadcast on ABC. Sean McDonough (play-by-play), Greg McElroy (analyst) and Molly McGrath (sideline) will be on the call.
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Where can I find the NC State game on the radio?
While you’re reading TheWolfpacker.com’s in-game coverage, you can tune in to the game on the radio. NC State at Clemson will be broadcast on WRAL-FM in Raleigh. Radio pregame coverage begins two hours prior to kickoff with Matt Chazanow (play-by-play), Johnny Evans (analyst) and Tony Haynes (sideline) on the broadcast.
Where can I stream the game?
The game can also be streamed on the ESPN app or ESPN’s website through ESPN+. The radio broadcast can be streamed through the GoPack Varsity Network App or on Sirius/XM channel 371.
Where can I read about the game?
TheWolfpacker.com has you covered for all pregame and postgame content from the Wolfpack’s game at Clemson, and our staff will have live updates throughout the contest as well.
NC State at Clemson game notes
– This weekend’s contest marks the 92nd all-time meeting between the Tigers and Wolfpack — the 39th at Clemson. NC State has won two of the last three meetings, both at Carter-Finley Stadium. Its most recent win at Clemson’s Memorial Stadium came in 2002 with Philip Rivers at the helm of the Wolfpack.
– NC State is one of just two ACC programs to beat Clemson twice since 2015. The Pack did both at home, but are a part of a pair of the nine league losses the Tigers have in that time span. Pitt is the other program that can claim that title, while no team has beaten Clemson three times in the last nine seasons.
– This will be redshirt junior wide receiver Dacari Collins’ first time back at Clemson since he transferred to NC State prior to last season. He played his first two seasons of college football with the Tigers, accumulating 17 receptions for 229 yards. Collins had one catch for six yards against Clemson last season in a rotational wide receiver role. Now, he will start for the Pack in Death Valley.
