Saturday's game will be the 118th historical clash between Clemson and South Carolina.

After the pandemic-induced schedule changes ended a year of 111 consecutive meetings between the two schools from 1909 to 2019, Clemson will resume competition with South Carolina on Saturday, November 27. 7:30 PM Eastern Time. 

"This will be a much-watched game. [The players] will get this atmosphere from all over the place," said head coach Dubbo Swinney. "Everyone across the state is talking about this. Turn on the video and see that they are doing well and have good players. They are running well, they have some skilled perimeter players, a big offensive line, a Very good defensive line, so our players will see this. We have to go back to work. We have to have good meetings, good practice and be prepared.

"This game is an independent goal on our target board. Everyone knows that this is a very important game for many people. You are fighting for the trophy. We are excited about it. To both sides Said it is always a special one-week team."

This game was cancelled from last year's schedule, postponing the opportunity now waiting for Clemson's 2021 lineup. 

"Excited about the restart of the state championship," Swinney said. "I think everyone missed it last year. Both sides have a chance to return to the long tradition and college football. So we will go to Colombia, it will be a great game and a great environment-always when we go down. "

Clemson won every one of the last six games of the series, including victories in Colombia in 2015, 2017 and 2019. Clemson's victory on Saturday will allow the Tigers to beat the Cockfighting team in seven consecutive games and will tie the 1934-40 Tigers' longest win in series history to any team's winning streak. A victory will also make Dabo Swinney the first coach of both sides to win seven consecutive games in the series.

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Saturday's game will be the 118th historical clash between Clemson and South Carolina.

However, Swinney understood that winning for the seventh time in a row would be a huge challenge, because the cockfighting team led by Sean Beamer is on the rise after beating the Auburn Tigers last week's bowl qualification to seal the victory.

Swinney said that this is an excellent team that is confident and confident to play physically. I think this reflects what Shane can do in a short period of time. 

So a good team can fight every week. One thing that impressed me was how they played against their opponents in the fourth quarter. You know, their scores surpassed their opponents, even in games where they fell behind...they have played it to completion. So I think this once again illustrates what Sean Beamer can do in a short time, but they are still a football team, and they have found a little identity on the offensive end. "

 Although Saturday's non-conference game has nothing to do with the ACC Atlantic Division game, Clemson supporters will watch the game with interest on Friday night and Saturday afternoon. Clemson ended 6-2 in the ACC game. If North Carolina loses to North Carolina on Friday night and Wake Forest loses to Boston College at noon on Saturday, then he can still represent the Atlantic Division in the ACC. championship. These results will put North Carolina State University behind 5-3 in the divisional game and turn Wake Forest University's score in the ACC to 6-2, which will allow the Tigers to rely on the front of the Demon Deacon last week. Fight to win the championship. 

But Swinney will not worry about the results of these games, because the Tigers can't do anything about it.

"I mean, you know, I mean, focus on what we control," Swinney said. "This is what we are trying to do. We have done our best to put ourselves in the position of the last weekend and still have the opportunity to participate in the ACC tournament and completely win the division or your division championship. I think this is a great Achievement. Of course. But it’s nothing new. We can’t control, so we can’t focus on wasting energy. 

We just need to focus on where we are, what we are trying to do is trying to win the state championship. If this is destined, it will succeed. "

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