Clemson, S.C. – Clemson women’s basketball (2-0) is set for a showdown with its second straight SoCon foe UNC Greensboro (2-0), in Littlejohn Coliseum on Sunday, Nov. 8. Tipoff is slated for 2 p.m., and the game will stream live on ACCNX and the Clemson Athletic Network.
PROMOTIONS – Mystery Game
- Giveaway: The first 150 Tiger Fans who get to the game will receive a Top-Secret Notebook & Light-Up Pen to help Cubby solve his mystery.
- Complimentary Admission: Tiger fans with tickets to the men’s soccer match can receive complimentary admission to the women’s basketball game by scanning the QR code outside Historic Riggs Field.
CLEMSON-UNC GREENSBORO SERIES
- Clemson leads 6-1 in the all-time series against UNCG.
- The pairings between the Tigers and Spartans span back to the 1992-93 season.
- In the last clash, Clemson topped UNCG, 80-51 (Nov. 14, 2014).
LAST TIME OUT
- Clemson secured a 76-57 win over ETSU in Littlejohn Coliseum on Thursday night.
- Graduate guard Mia Moore (20 points, five assists) led the way for the Tigers while the additional trio of junior forward Edie Clarke (13 points), freshman forward Julia Scott (12 points), and sophomore guard Taliyah Henderson (10 points) all recorded double-digit scoring outings. Scott’s 12 points, six rebounds, and four blocks provided a spark off the bench for the Tigers.
- The playmaking was on point for Clemson as the team registered 20 total assists. Junior guard Mackenzie Nelson led the team with seven assists (season best).
- With the victory, Coach Poppie earned his 85th career win as a head coach (37th win at Clemson).
- Clemson holds a home record of 14-1 through its last 15 games inside Littlejohn Coliseum.
TOP STORYLINES
- Clemson enters its third season under the leadership of Head Coach Shawn Poppie, who led the Tigers to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in seven years last season.
- The NCAA granted graduate guard Mia Moore eligibility for the 2026-27 season on Friday, Oct. 23.
- The incoming 2026-27 freshman class of Meeyah Green, Kimora Fields, & Julia Scott, is the highest-ranked class in program history (ranked 9th nationally by 247 Sports and 13th nationally by ESPN).
- The 2026-27 transfer portal class of Mackenzie Nelson (Virginia Tech), Taliyah Henderson (North Carolina), Jenna Lawrence (Arkansas), Edie Clarke (Saint Mary's), & Yakiya Milton (Southern Cal.), was ranked 14th by USA Today Sports/Mitchell Northam.
- Over the summer, Clemson completed renovations of its basketball facility that converted Swann Pavilion into a dedicated home for Women’s Basketball, with an updated practice gym and team spaces.
2026-27 SCHEDULE NOTES
- Clemson will face 10 programs that played in the NCAA Tournament last season: Kentucky (Sweet 16), South Carolina (Final Four), Duke (Elite Eight), Notre Dame (Elite Eight), North Carolina (Sweet 16), Virginia (Sweet 16), Louisville (Sweet 16), Syracuse (Second Round), NC State (Second Round), and Virginia Tech (First Round).
- Clemson will play at Kentucky in the fourth annual 2026 SEC/ACC Challenge, the showdown is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 3 and will be held at Rupp Arena (Lexington, Ky.).
- The Tigers will face South Carolina at home in the Palmetto Series on Thursday, Nov. 12.
- Clemson will play Robert Morris (Thursday, Nov. 26, 11 a.m.) and Georgetown (Friday, Nov. 27, 1:15 p.m.) in the 2026 Daytona Beach Classic.
- CU’s annual Education Day will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 15, against Western Carolina.
- ACC Home Slate: Stanford (Dec. 31), UNC (Jan. 3), Virginia (Jan. 17), Miami (Jan. 21), Virginia Tech (Feb. 4), Notre Dame (Feb. 7), Cal. (Feb. 18), Syracuse (Feb. 22), Georgia Tech (Feb. 25).
TICKETS
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