Clemson Knows ACC Opponents Through 2024

CLEMSON, S.C. (CU SID) — The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced all schools’ football rotating crossover opponents through the year 2024. For the foreseeable future, all ACC schools will play an eight-game conference schedule composed of six games against division teams, a permanent crossover division game and a rotating crossover game. Clemson will play in the Atlantic Division along with Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State, NC State, Maryland, and Syracuse in 2013. In 2014, Louisville will replace Maryland. Each year teams will have four home conference games and four away. In 2014, North Carolina will come to Clemson as the Tigers crossover game. The following year Clemson will play at Miami (FL). In 2016, Pittsburgh will come to Clemson for the first time, and in 2017, the Tigers will travel to Blacksburg, VA. Duke comes to Clemson in 2018 and the Tigers will travel to North Carolina in 2019. That will be just Clemson’s second trip to Chapel Hill in 17 years. The other was 2010. Virginia comes to Clemson for the first time since 2009 when the Cavaliers travel to Tigertown in 2020. The Tigers will make their first trip to Pittsburgh in 2021. Miami (FL) will come to Clemson for the first time since 2005 when the Hurricanes play at Clemson in 2022. The Tigers play at Duke in 2023 and will play host to Virginia Tech in 2024, the Hokies first trip to Clemson since this past season. Clemson’s Crossover ACC Games, 2014-24 2014

North Carolina 2015

at Miami (FL) 2016

Pittsburgh 2017

at Virginia Tech 2018

Duke 2019

at North Carolina 2020

Virginia 2021

at Pittsburgh 2022

Miami (FL) 2023

at Duke 2024

Virginia Tech Clemson’s Home and Away Games, 2014-24 (others TBA) 2014 Home

North Carolina, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State 2015 Home

Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State Away

Miami (FL), NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina 2016 Home

Pittsburgh, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State 2017 Home

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State Away

Virginia Tech, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina 2018 Home

Duke, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State 2019 Home

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State Away

North Carolina, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina 2020 Home

Virginia, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State 2021 Home

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State Away

Pittsburgh, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina 2022 Home

Miami (FL), NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State 2023 Home

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State Away

Duke, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina 2024 Home

Virginia Tech, NC State, Syracuse, Louisville, South Carolina Away

Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Boston College, Florida State