Clemson vs. LSU: Game Announcers, MegaCast Info, Radio, Odds, More
The No. 3-ranked Clemson Tigers will take on the No. 1-ranked LSU Tigers in the National Championship. Here’s the broadcast information.
The No. 3-ranked Clemson Tigers (14-0) will travel down to New Orleans to play the No. 1-ranked LSU Tigers for the National Championship.
Clemson comes into the match-up with an impressive 29-game winning streak looking to improve that win total and achieve the feat of winning back-to-back National Championships.
Though Dabo Swinney’s program has been winning at a historical clip, LSU is actually the favorite coming into this one. Clemson is listed as a 5.5-point underdog, courtesy of the Action Network.
As we head into the anticipated match-up, here’s a look at all the information you need to watch, listen or stream the game live Monday night.
ESPN MegaCast and Radio Information:
The game is slated to kickoff at 8 p.m. E.T. on ESPN. Chris Fowler (play-by-play), Kirk Herbstreit (color), Maria Taylor (Clemson sideline) and Tom Rinaldi (LSU sideline) will have the call for the broadcast.
ESPN will have state-of-the-art features across the field, including the AllCam (captures the entire field allowing shots of anything at any time), Pylon cameras with the ability to pan, multiple sky cams, on-the-field views, line-to-gain vantage points and virtual reality graphics that will span across the entire field.
In addition to the main broadcast, ESPN also announced that it will have eight additional broadcasts. The “Field Pass” will be on ESPN 2, The Coaches Film Room on ESPN U and hometown radio broadcasts will be looped into the feed on the ACC Network for Clemson and the SEC Network for LSU.
Don Munson (play-by-play), Tim Bourrett (color), Brad Scott (color) and Reggie Merriweather (sideline) will have the call on the Clemson Tigers Network radio affiliates and on the ACC Network.
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If you’re looking for pre-game coverage, you can check out ‘The Roar’ app. The Tiger Pregame Show will broadcast live from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. followed by The Tiger Tailgate Show from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Solid Orange Fifth Quarter Show will also take place following the game Monday night.