How to Watch Florida State vs Clemson | Live Stream & Start Time

ACC opponents meet when the No. 3 Florida State Seminoles (3-0) and the Clemson Tigers (2-1) play on Saturday, September 23, 2023 at Memorial Stadium. Keep reading below for all the info you need, which includes how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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Florida State vs. Clemson Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 23, 2023
Game Time: 12:00 PM ET
TV Channel: ABC
Location: Berkeley, California
Stadium: Memorial Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Florida State (-135)
Spread: Seminoles (-2.5)
Total: 55.5

Florida State vs. Clemson Stats and Insights

Florida State has scored 76 more points than its opponents this season (25.3 per game). Clemson has scored 62 more points than its opponents (20.6 per game).
Florida State has averaged 27.6 more points scored this season (47.3) than Clemson has allowed (19.7).
In games where the Seminoles score over 19.7 points they have put together a record of 3-0.
This year Clemson averages 18.3 more points per game (40.3) than Florida State allows (22).
When they exceed what the Seminoles give up this season (22 points per game), the Tigers are 2-0.

Florida State vs. Clemson Recent Meetings

Over their last two meetings, Clemson has tallied two wins versus Florida State.
In those matchups against Florida State, the Tigers have covered two times while eclipsing the total both times.
Over their last two head-to-head contests, Clemson has scored 64 points, while Florida State has posted 48.

Top Performers

Florida State

Jordan Travis has spearheaded the Seminoles’ offense this year, tallying 729 passing yards with eight passing touchdowns, one interception and a 64.3% completion percentage.
Travis has been generating offense with his legs, as he’s rushed for 96 yards (5.6 YPC) and one rushing touchdown in three games.
Trey Benson has put up 194 rushing yards (5.5 yards per carry) and four touchdowns in three games for the Seminoles.
Keon Coleman has been an integral piece of the Seminoles’ offense in 2023, posting 12 catches for 170 yards and four touchdowns.
As an important part of the Seminoles’ passing attack, Jaheim Bell has amassed 125 receiving yards and two touchdowns on seven catches.
With 2.5 sacks to go with three TFL and 10 tackles in three games, Kalen DeLoach has been a significant contributor to the Seminoles’ defense in 2023.
With one interception to go with nine tackles, one TFL, 1.5 sacks, and one pass defended in three games, DJ Lundy has been an important piece of the Seminoles’ defensive unit in 2023.
With eight tackles, two TFL, and two sacks in three games, Dennis Briggs Jr. has been an important part of the Seminoles’ defense in 2023.
Renardo Green, as part of the Seminoles’ defensive unit, has posted 0.5 sacks to go with nine tackles and one interception in three games.

Clemson

Cade Klubnik has passed for 693 yards (231 per game), completing 66.4% of his passes, with eight touchdowns and two interceptions in three games.
Also, Klubnik has rushed for 63 yards and one TD.
In three games, Phil Mafah has run for 166 yards (55.3 per game) and three TDs.
Will Shipley has run for 225 yards (75 per game) and zero touchdowns in three games.
In the passing game, Shipley has scored one touchdown, with 11 catches for 58 yards.
Antonio Williams has 15 receptions for 145 yards (48.3 per game) and two touchdowns in three games.
As a tone-setter on defense, the Tigers’ Jeremiah Trotter Jr. has recorded 13 tackles and one TFL in three games.
The Tigers’ T.J. Parker has registered one sack to go with four TFL and six tackles in three games.
The Tigers’ Nate Wiggins has recorded one interception to go with three tackles, one TFL, one sack, and one pass defended in three games.
Jalyn Phillips has totaled one sack to go with one TFL and six tackles in three games for the Tigers.