Clemson Football vs. Kent State: Game Announcers, TV Info, Radio, More
Clemson football will open up its’ 2017 campaign with a matchup against Kent State. Here’s all you need to know about the game heading into Saturday.
Clemson football opens up its’ season with Kent State in Death Valley on Saturday.
This is the first ever meeting between the Tigers and the Golden Flashes and every Clemson football fan is ready to see what this season has in store for the defending national champions.
Many Tiger fans will be at the game Saturday, but if you’re not able to make it, here’s all the information you need to watch, listen, or the stream the matchup live.
Clemson Football Game Information:
Who: Kent State Golden Flashes (0-0) at #5 Clemson Tigers (0-0)
Where: Clemson Memorial Stadium, Death Valley
When: 12:02 p.m.
Where to watch: ESPN
TV Announcers: Beth Mowins (Play-by-Play), Anthony Becht (Color), Rocky Boiman (Sideline)
Where to listen: Clemson Radio Affiliates, 105.5 the Roar App, Sirius Ch. 113, XM 193
Radio Announcers: Don Munsen (Play-by-Play), Rodney Williams (Color), Reggie Merriweather (Sideline)
Where to stream: WatchESPN
Home Game Designation: 2016 National Championship Celebration
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Thoughts:
It should be a fun day to get back in Death Valley.
The Tigers will be running down the hill to the tune of Tiger Roar with 80,000+ in orange there to root them on. No matter who you are, that certainly sounds exciting.
For the Clemson football fans watching at home, you will be able to tune right in to the game after College GameDay is finished. Beth Mowins will be calling the game and Anthony Becht will be her color analyst.
This game should, in all likelihood, be a blowout. Kent State just doesn’t have the talent to match up with Clemson for an entire game.
I think the game will most likely be out of hand before halftime, leading to us getting to see a lot of different players get on the field.
Next: Clemson Football Opponent Scouting Report: Kent State
Tiger Tidbits:
- According to Clemson SID Tim Bourret on ClemsonTigers.com, Former Tigers and 2016 All-ACC players Jay Guillermo and Jadar Johnson will be the Honorary Captains for Clemson football.
- Kent State’s head coach, Paul Haynes, has taken a leave of absence due to health issues. Offensive Coordinator Don Treadwell will be the interim in his place.
- Clemson must replace 78% of its’ offense from last season.
- The Tigers only have six scholarship seniors, but there 52 lettermen returning for this season.