Dabo Swinney and the Clemson football team in there final test before their rivalry week matchup against the South Carolina Gamecocks. This is a game where the Tigers should have no issues, but having no issues and playing well are two different things.

Saturday’s game against The Citadel will be Clemson’s 31st Military Appreciation Day. The history of the special day dates back to 1994 when Clemson had a special flyover for the Clemson

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.

No. 17 Clemson scored six touchdowns Saturday before The Citadel could respond in the host Tigers' 51-14 victory in Death Valley. Quarterback Cade Klubnik led Clemson (9-2) with 198 yards