How to watch North Carolina vs Clemson: College football live stream, TV channel

How to watch North Carolina vs Clemson: College football live stream, TV channel

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How to watch North Carolina vs Clemson: College football live stream, TV channel

Two big-name coaches go head-to-head Saturday as North Carolina and Clemson square off in the ACC opener for both programs. The Tar Heels enter the matchup 2-0, while the Tigers are 1-1.

Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds (2) passes playing Georgia Southern University during the fourth quarter at Memorial Stadium Saturday, September 12, 2026.

How to Watch UNC vs Clemson

  • When: Saturday, September 19, 2026
  • Time: 12:00 PM ET
  • TV Channel: ESPN
  • Live Stream: Fubo (try for free)

Plenty of storylines involve each program, as UNC head coach Bill Belichick tries to get his team to 3-0 and Clemson head coach Dabo Sweeney tries to put a huge loss to LSU two weeks ago behind his team. 

After losing to LSU 51-10, Clemson was able to beat Georgia Southern 22-7, but you could tell the Tigers were still caught up in the loss the week before. T.J. Moore had an impressive game for Clemson, catching seven passes for 103 yards and a touchdown. 

Last Saturday, the Tar Heels beat East Tennessee State 35-3. The team kept the Buccaneers scoreless for the first three quarters, before allowing a field goal in the fourth. The defense has improved from last season, which isn’t surprising given Belichick’s defensive prowess during his entire coaching career. 

The Tar Heels are in a better position than they were a year ago when Clemson demolished them in a 38-10 home loss. Clemson holds a 40-18-1 lead in the series and has won the last seven matchups.

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