[Live-Stream] The Citadel vs Clemson Free College Football 2020

[Live-Stream] The Citadel vs Clemson Free College Football 2020. No. 1-ranked Clemson kicks off its 2020 home schedule when The Citadel makes the short trip west from Charleston, South Carolina, to be the Tigers’ lone nonconference foe in this pandemic-impacted season with a limited number of spectators in attendance. The Citadel itself is playing an modified schedule with only four games this fall since the Southern Conference decided to postpone all league play and many FCS programs also elected not to play.

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The Bulldogs lost 27-6 at South Florida last week, play the Tigers this week and at Army on Oct. 10. In between is a meeting against one of the other FCS teams in action, Eastern Kentucky, on Sept. 26.

Clemson won its ACC opener handily, cruising to a 37-13 victory at Wake Forest. On a day where several teams played with the kind of disorganization you’d expect given the limited spring, offseason and preseason workouts, the Tigers stood out for their crisp execution of the game plan. After a 29-game winning streak came to an end at the hands of LSU in January, Clemson’s response was a focused effort that affirmed its place atop of the rankings to start the 2020 season.

Clemson: Who will make the most of their expanded opportunity in what is expected to be a game with plenty of snaps for the second- and third-stringers? The season-opening win at Wake Forest had veterans leading the way on offense, as junior quarterback Trevor Lawrence was connecting most often with senior wide receiver Amari Rodgers and junior tight end Braden Galloway, while senior running back Travis Etienne had another ho-hum 100-yard performance. But since we expect to see less of them after halftime, how will freshman quarterback DJ Uiagalelei fair with some of the talented young receivers? We saw back-up running back Darrien Rencher get some significant snaps against Wake Forest, but will the rotation make its way to former five-star freshman Demarkcus Bowman? Defensively, the freshmen made their mark early with Myles Murphy having one of the best games of any defensive lineman and former No. 1 overall prospect Bryan Bresee logging a sack in the win. They’re facing a bit of a different challenge going up against the option offense of The Citadel, where the big hope is that all the defensive linemen come out of the game healthy.

The Citadel: Can this offense sustain drives? There is a massive athleticism gap that will be tough to close when Clemson is on offense, but the misdirection and reliance on execution in an option offense allows a team like The Citadel to take some control back in the contest. Every first down is another set of downs preventing Clemson’s offense from taking the field and any long drives help keep this game a little bit closer than it might be otherwise. Against USF, the Bulldogs were able to string together two 10-play scoring drives to have the game at 7-6 early in the second quarter. The defense did hold its own against the Bulls in the loss, but we’re talking about a big upgrade in opponent here with Clemson and long, sustained drives by the offense might be one of the best forms of defense.

Date: Saturday, Sept. 19 | Time: 4 p.m. ET
Location: Memorial Stadium — Clemson, South Carolina
TV: ACC Network | Live stream: fuboTV (Try for free)