Clemson has finalized its 2023 football schedule, which includes an ACC opponent in Week 1 for the second straight season.
And for the second straight year, the Tigers will open the season on Labor Day (Sept. 4) with a trip to Duke. It will be Clemson’s first time playing at Wallace Wade Stadium in Durham since 2012.
Clemson will host Florida State on Sept. 23, Wake Forest on Oct. 7, Georgia Tech on Nov. 11 and North Carolina on Nov. 18. The Tigers will travel for other league matchups against Syracuse (Sept. 30), Miami (Oct. 21) and NC State (Oct. 28). The ACC announced the full schedule for each team Monday.
Next season will mark UNC’s first trip to Clemson since 2014, and it will be the Tigers’ first trip to Miami for a regular-season game since 2015.
As for the non-conference portion of the slate, that will begin Sept. 9 when Clemson hosts Charleston Southern. The Tigers will also entertain Florida Atlantic on Sept. 16 and Notre Dame on Nov. 4 before concluding the regular season with a Nov. 25 trip to Columbia for its annual rivalry tilt with South Carolina.
While most of the non-conference games have been on the 2023 docket for a while – Charleston Southern’s recent addition being the exception – Monday’s announcement unveiled the dates for a conference slate that’s been forming since the summer. That’s when Clemson found out its eight league opponents for next season as part of the conference’s new 3-5-5 scheduling model.
Under that model, which came as a result of the ACC eliminating divisions, the Tigers will continue to play NC State, Florida State and Georgia Tech annually. Louisville, Virginia Tech, Virginia and Boston College will rotate on the Tigers’ schedule in 2024. Miami will make the return trip to Clemson that season.
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