North Carolina, Clemson Atlantic Coast Conference Opponents , Teams Are Matching Up Saturday At Noon In Clemson South Carolina
North Carolina, Clemson Atlantic Coast Conference opponents, teams are matching up Saturday at noon in Clemson South Carolina.
Where?
On the gridiron!
North Carolina comes into the game with Clemson with record 2-0 because they’ve won every single game they’ve played so far in 2026 season including Saturday September 12, 2026 game 35-3 over Eastern Tennessee State University in Chapel Hill It was all North Carolina doing the scoring on whe playing East Tennessee State University as North Carolina beat East Tennessee State University 35-3
In the 1st quarter Jelani Thurman who is tight end caught 24 yard pass from quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. Aaeron Burrell kicked, made extra point giving North Carolina 7-0 lead. From there North Carolina would go on to extend their lead 14-0 21-0 28-0 35-0 in 2nd & 3rd quarter as Benjamin Hall who is running back would catch 26 yard pass from Billy Edwards Jr. Aaeron Burrell would kick, make extra point before Demon June who is running back would run for 9 yard touchdown Aaron Burrell would kick, make extra point. Demon June would run yet again this time for 6 yards , Aaron Burrell would kick, make extra point before Demon June would run for 1 yard Aaron would kick, make extra point. Though, East Tennessee State University would finally get on scoreboard with a Edwin 41 yard field goal making final score 35-3.
Following North Carolina’s 35-3 win over East Tennessee State University Head Coach Bill Belichick shared his thoughts by saying Good to to get this one today . It was a solid effort in all three phases.
According to ESPN App
Like North Carolina,
Clemson beat their previous opponent in Georgia Southern 22-7 because in the 1st quarter TJ Moore who is wide receiver caught pass from Christian Vizzina who is quarterback. Nolan Hauser kicked, made extra point . In 2nd quarter Nolan Hauser kicked pair of field goals 20 yards 34 yards to put Clemson up on Georgia Southern 10-0 13-0 before Georgia Southern finally got on scoreboard as Ashton Hollins who is wide receiver caught pass from Max Johnson who is quarterback. From there though it was all Clemson as Nolan Hauser kicked made 38 yard fielding putting Clemson up 16-7 in 3rd quarter. In 4th quarter Nolan Hauser kicked, made 50 yard field goal then Nolan Hauser kicked another field goal this one from 49 yards to make final score 22-7 Clemson.
Following Clemson’s 22-7 win over Georgia Southern Tait Reynolds who is quarterback shared his thoughts by saying there are mistakes we all made and personally I made a lot . But at the end of the day you can grow from it and get better from it .. But it is what it is , and we got the win.
According to ESPN App by Associated Press
Kickoff is set for 12:00pm from Memorial Stadium!
The game is going to be televised on ESPN with Bob Wichusen , Louis Riddick , Stormy Buonantony commentating!
Bob Wischusen has been a play-by-play voice on ESPN and ABC’s college basketball and football telecasts since he joined ESPN in July 2005. He also called play-by-play for ESPN’s Arena Football (AFL) telecasts for two years (2006-08), as well as radio/TV coverage of the PGA Championship, US and British Open for golf and college baseball. In 2021, he added NHL play-by-play duties to his resume, providing commentary for select NHL games, and now calls ESPN’s NFL coverage on NFL Network.
Wischusen has been the radio play-by-play voice for the New York Jets since 2002. He also worked from 2001-08 for the MSG Networks (Madison Square Garden) where he handled play-by-play on TV and radio for select Knicks, Rangers and Liberty games.
At MSG, Wischusen served as a key component in the launch of FSNY’s ambitious Regional Sports Report – New York Edition and co-hosted Talk of Our Town (2002-2003), as well as occasionally anchoring Sports Desk.
From 1997-2000, he called New Jersey college football, basketball and baseball games for the Comcast network, and from 1996-2001 he worked at WFAN-AM in New York as a talk show host and update anchor. From 1993-95, he worked at WQAM-AM in Miami as a talk show host and sports anchor.
Wischusen graduated from Boston College in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts in communications. Additionally, Wischusen has aided the New York Jets Foundation and the Garden of Dreams Foundation, which is designed to help New York City kids in crisis.
Louis Riddick, one of the most well-respected voices in the industry, currently serves as an NFL and college football analyst across ESPN and ABC. The former pro scout and director of pro personnel, who also played in the NFL, originally joined ESPN in May 2013 as an NFL Front Office Insider. In addition to his role on ESPN’s NFL coverage on NFL Network, he is also one of the lead college football analysts on ABC and ESPN.
Riddick initially teamed with play-by-play voice Steve Levy and analyst Brian Griese, on September 9, 2019, when they helped kick off MNF’s 50th season and called the Denver Broncos-Oakland Raiders game for ESPN, and served as an MNF analyst starting in August 2020. Prior to joining the MNF booth, Riddick shared his insights on MNF halftime and postgame shows, on Monday Night Countdown’s main set, and called college football games on Friday nights alongside Dave Flemming and Paul Carcaterra.
In addition to his role on MNF, Riddick also contributes to ESPN’s signature NFL shows: Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown and NFL Live, as well as SportsCenter and ESPN Radio. He is a key contributor to ESPN’s coverage of Super Bowl week, the NFL Scouting Combine and the NFL Draft, where he has appeared on ESPN’s main set for the entirety of the event since 2016. Riddick made his NFL Draft television debut in 2015 when he joined ESPN’s main set for Round 1. He has also covered the NFL Draft on ESPN Radio (Rounds 2-3 in 2015 and Rounds 1-3 in 2014).
Riddick’s NFL front office experience spanned more than a decade with the Washington Football Team and Philadelphia Eagles. He started as a pro scout in Washington (2001-04) before being promoted to director of pro personnel, a position he held for three years (2005-07). Riddick then joined the Eagles in 2008 as a scout. He was named assistant director of pro personnel in 2009, and, a year later, he was promoted to director of pro personnel (2010-13).
A ninth round draft choice of the San Francisco 49ers in 1991, Riddick played seven NFL seasons at safety. His career included stints with the Atlanta Falcons (1992 and 1996), Cleveland Browns (1993-95) and Raiders (1998), totaling 172 tackles and two sacks.
A native of Quakertown, Penn., Riddick graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a bachelor of arts in economics. At Pitt, he was a four-year letterman, a two-time Academic All-America and a team captain his senior season. As an alumni, he was the keynote speaker at the Pitt Football Kickoff Luncheon in August 2018.
Riddick was a USA Today and Parade Magazine All-American at Pennridge High School as a prep senior.
Stormy Buonantony is a sideline reporter for ESPN college football, NHL and UFL, having joined ESPN in fall 2021. Buonantony is also a studio host for VSIN, The Sports Betting Network in Las Vegas, Nev., and has served as the in-stadium host for the College Football Playoff National Championship since January 2023. She spent two years as the rink-side reporter and host for the Vegas Golden Knights on AT&T SportsNet.
Her career has included stints as the in-stadium reporter for the Carolina Panthers for two seasons, the Mountain West’s reporter and host for three years on the conference-owned digital network, and as a sideline reporter for Campus Insiders.
An Emmy Award-winning journalist, she is a 2014 graduate of San Diego State University, where she majored in journalism. She is currently based in Las Vegas.
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