The 2018 ACC Championship Game
📍 Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, N.C.
🏈⏰ Kickoff Time || Saturday, Dec. 1 || 8 p.m.
👀🖥 ABC || WatchESPN || Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Maria Taylor
📈📊 Live Stats (coming soon)
👂🏼📻: Clemson Tigers Network
(Don Munson, Rodney Williams, Reggie Merriweather)
📝 Game Notes vs. Pittsburgh
CLEMSON SEEKS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP
The Atlantic Division champion Clemson Tigers will be in search of another piece of history when the team takes to the field against the Coastal Division champion Pittsburgh Panthers in the 2018 ACC Championship Game. Kickoff from Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET.
A win on Saturday would give Clemson its fourth consecutive ACC title and make the Tigers the first team in the conference’s 66-season history to win four consecutive outright titles. Bobby Bowden’s Florida State squads earned at least a share of the ACC title in nine straight seasons across the 1992-2000 campaigns but never earned four outright titles in a row. Clemson would be the first Power Five team to win four consecutive conference title games since Florida rattled off four straight SEC Championship Game wins from 1993-96.
The Clemson senior class enters the contest with an ACC-record 52 career wins. Featured among that group is defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, who is expected to play in his 57th career game on Saturday, which would tie fullback Chad Diehl (57 from 2007-11) for the most career games played in school history.
Pittsburgh is the last ACC team to defeat Clemson, having beaten the Tigers, 43-42, in 2016. With a win over Pittsburgh, Clemson would end a two-game losing streak to Pitt and have an active winning streak of at least one game against all 13 other ACC institutions.
The game will be played on the 10th anniversary of Dabo Swinney being named as Clemson’s full-time head coach on Dec. 1, 2008. Clemson is 113-30 under Swinney, including a 109-27 mark in his 10 full seasons.