Watch Clemson Tigers Basketball Games Online With These Live TV Streaming Services

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As a college football powerhouse, Clemson’s athletic success extends beyond the gridiron. I’ve discovered their men’s and women’s basketball programs are equally impressive, and I can stream all their basketball games online.

In a hurry? Both men’s and women’s games appear mostly on ESPN channels — in particular ACC Network and ACCNX. These services provide the channels:

Throughout its history, Clemson has been known primarily as a football school. However, the men’s and women’s basketball teams have also had periods of excellence throughout their existence.

Let’s take a closer look at the history of Clemson basketball, what you need to know about the current state of the programs as well as how to watch each team play.

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Clemson Tigers in March Madness

The March Madness 2024 schedule is set. Neither of tthe Tigers teams did well in the ACC standings and hadn’t been in the top 25 rankings all year. The women’s team especially struggled. The men still did manage to make the tournament however:

Channels to Watch Clemson Tigers Basketball

The Clemson men’s teams are typically featured on either ACC Network (ACCN) or ESPN itself. It’s worth noting that ACCN is owned by ESPN, which means that you’ll need access to a streaming service to watch them. The same goes for games broadcast on ACC Network Extra (ACCNX), ESPN2, and ESPNU.

The majority of the women’s games air on either ACCN or ACCNX. Any games not shown on those properties will be available for streaming through ESPN+ or ESPN3.

Streaming Clemson Basketball

All the big live TV streaming services offer access to the ESPN channels:

• Fubo (formerly FuboTV): With plans starting at $79.99/month, you get 150+ sports-heavy channels. (Fubo review)
• Sling TV: The Sling Orange package ($45.99/month) provides the main ESPN channels with many more available as add-ons. (Sling TV review) (March Madness coverage and schedule)
• DIRECTV STREAM: Get 75+ channels in its base plan for $86.99/month. (DIRECTV STREAM review)
• Hulu + Live TV: This is a great total-entertainment package with 100+ live channels, Disney+, and ESPN+ (which streams some Clemson games) for $82.99/month. (Hulu Live review)
• YouTube TV: Provides 100+ well-chosen channels for $82.99/month.

Every streaming service comes with a cloud DVR of variable storage. DIRECTV, Hulu Live, and YouTube TV offer unlimited storage.

All the services allow you to watch on multiple devices at the same time except for Sling TV, which limits you to one to keep costs down. Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM are both great for large households.

It was once the case that finding supported streaming devices was hard. That’s not really the case anymore. All of them support Amazon Fire TV, Android Mobile, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, iPhone, Roku, and web browsers. Fubo, Sling, Hulu, and YouTube also support most smart TVs and various gaming systems.

Clemson Basketball

The Clemson men’s team was founded in 1912 and became one of the founding members of the ACC in 1953. It has a number of long-term rivalries with schools such as North Carolina, North Carolina State, and Florida State. It also has rivalries with schools outside of the conference such as Auburn, Alabama, and South Carolina.

In 1975, a women’s basketball team was established at Clemson that spent two years as an independent before joining the ACC in 1977. In 1981, the team would be invited to the AIAW tournament before being selected for the first NCAA tournament in 1982.

Clemson Men’s Basketball

The Clemson Tigers men’s basketball team plays its home games at Littlejohn Coliseum. In 1980, Clemson was one of the last eight teams remaining in the field before losing to UCLA 85-74 in the regional final.

The school last made the NCAA field in 2021 when it lost in the first round to Rutgers. In addition, the Tigers have two runner-up finishes in the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) and last made that event in 2019.

The primary Clemson squad consists of Joseph Girard III, Chase Hunter (assists leader), Ian Schieffelin (rebounds leader), PJ Hall (points, steals, blocked shots leader), Dillon Hunter, Chauncey Wiggins, RJ Godfrey, and Josh Beadle.

Brad Brownell is in his 14th season as head coach of the Tigers. The team has a 262–187 (58%) record under him.

2023-24 Men’s Basketball Schedule

Clemson Women’s Basketball

The women’s team is coached by Amanda Butler who is in her sixth season. The team plays its home games at Littlejohn Coliseum.

In 2019, the team made its most recent appearance in the women’s national tournament where it advanced to the second round. Their best performance was in 1991 when they made the Elite Eight. The women’s basketball team has also won the ACC tournament twice with its most recent win coming in 1999.

The 2023-24 squad includes Amari Robinson (points, rebounds leader), Dayshanette Harris (assists, steals leader), MaKayla Elmore, Ruby Whitehorn, Nya Valentine, Madi Ott, Amani Freeman, Eno Inyang (blocked shots leader), Danielle Rauch, and Mackenzie Kramer.

2023-24 Women’s Basketball Schedule

Our Choice

After testing a bunch of streaming services, Fubo came out on top for watching Clemson Tigers basketball. The picture quality is solid, and flipping through games is super easy with its simple layout. It’s got all the key channels—ACC Network, ESPN, and more—so you won’t miss a play. The cloud DVR is a game-changer for saving games when life gets in the way, and it works smoothly across devices, so I can jump from my TV to my phone without hassle.

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