Clemson Football Gameday at Miami Hurricanes: Odds, broadcast info and predictions

Clemson Football returns from their bye week and takes on a Hurricanes squad that is looking to break a two-game losing streak.

What: Clemson Tigers at Miami Hurricanes

When: Saturday 8:00 PM Eastern

Where: Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida

How to watch: The game will be broadcast on the ACC Network and available in the ESPN app.

How to listen: Clemson Athletic Network

Broadcasters: Wes Durham, Tim Hasselbeck, and Taylor Tannebaum will call the game on the ACC Network. As usual, Don Munson will call the game on the Clemson Athletic Network, along with Tim Bouret and Reggie Merriweather.

Forecast: 79 degrees and clear skies

Moneyline, Spread and Over/Under:

History: From Oppo Research – Clemson leads the all-time series 7-6 over the Hurricanes, with a 40-10 victory in Death Valley in 2022. Clemson is currently on a four-game winning streak dating back to 2015.

Preview: Click here to read Casey Cregan’s preview of the Hurricanes for Clemson Sports Media.

Prediction: Clemson Football at Miami

It’s not unusual for an offense with an inexperienced quarterback, inconsistent offensive line and relies on young receivers to have a bad day. What they don’t want is to have to bad days in a row.

The return of Antonio Williams will help, but we can’t be sure there won’t be rust.

Hopefully, some of the adjustments with playing time we saw on the offensive line against Wake Forest will yield positive dividends on the offensive line, especially when it comes to run blocking.

As for Cade Klubnik, he just needs to get out there and play well. He needs to find his open receivers and hit them. It’s that simple.

The Tigers also need their defense to continue the excellent play we’ve seen the last few weeks. Miami protected the ball during their 4-0 start. They have been turning it over in their last two losses. As Dabo Swinney has said, whoever wins the turnover battle here will win the game.

The wild card is Tyler Van Dyke. He is banged up, but we don’t know if it will impact him this weekend or not.

I’m looking for the Tiger defense to set the pace the same way they did in Syracuse. I don’t expect the offense will come out guns a-blazing, but I do think they settle in after a quarter and begin to put points on the board.

I like Clemson on the money line, Clemson minus the points and I’ll take the under on the total.

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