CLEMSON — As everyone knows by now, the SEC is moving to a nine-game conference schedule, which the league announced Thursday night following the approval of the league’s presidents and athletic director. It will go into effect beginning in 2026.
What does this mean for Clemson?
Few teams have played SEC teams as much as Clemson has, as the Tigers have played 25 games versus SEC opponents in the College Football Playoff era, which began in 2014. Clemson is 15-10 in those 25 meetings against SEC competition.
By the way, the Tigers’ 60-percent win percentage against those SEC foes would rank fifth in the current SEC.