It's Clemson vs Virginia Tech in Week 11 of the 2024 college football season. Follow live game and score updates for Cade Klubnik, Tigers vs Hokies

Despite high preseason expectations, Virginia Tech stands at five wins with only two games left on the schedule, with absolutely no way to go over their preseas

ACC opponents meet when the No. 19 Clemson Tigers (6-2) and the Virginia Tech Hokies (5-4) square off on Saturday, November 9, 2024 at Lane Stadium. The matchup is on ESPN, if you're looking for how to watch.

Cade Klubnik threw three touchdown passes to help No. 19 Clemson beat Virginia Tech 24-14. The Tigers used Klubnik’s arm and a terrific performance by their defense to bounce back from a home loss to Louisville and remain in the ACC title race.

Can Brent Pry pull through in a close, one-score game? In his tenure at Virginia Tech, Brent Pry is now 1-11 in one-score games. As he noted in his press con

Clemson football looks to get back on track Saturday vs. Virginia Tech. Here is what to know about the matchup and a score prediction.

The ACC has announced a kickoff time and TV channel for Clemson football ’s road trip to Virginia Tech next weekend. The No. 11 Tigers and Hokies will kick off at 3:30 pm next Saturday, Nov. 9 from Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia, the conference announced overnight this Saturday. ESPN will broadcast the game.

What channel is the Clemson football vs Virginia Tech game on today? Here's how to watch, including time, TV schedule, live streaming info and game odds.

Duke football's final home game of the 2024 season will be played under the lights on November 23. The ACC announced its Week 13 broadcast schedule on Monday, and the Blue Devils will host the Virgini

Virginia Tech (5-5, 3-3) is coming off their second consecutive loss and is entering their bye week still not yet eligible for a bowl game yet. After getting to

There was a lot of momentum surrounding the Virginia Tech Hokies after last season’s strong finish. The Hokies convinced several top players to return for another year, which is sometimes impossible in today’s NIL/transfer portal era.