Weather Again Threatens Clemson Home Game vs. Miami
The Clemson Tigers could have another game this season delayed due to heavy rain and thunderstorms projected for Saturday.
The Clemson Tigers face a potential weather threat ahead of their Saturday night matchup against No. 4 Miami. The National Weather Service has warned of heavy rain and thunderstorms in the area. Clemson has faced weather delays before, including a near two-hour delay at the start of the season against LSU and a two-hour delay against Georgia Southern.
Despite these delays, Clemson has managed to come back and win both games. This Saturday's game against Miami presents a new challenge, as the Tigers will be playing their first ranked opponent since LSU. Current Clemson coach Dabo Swinney will need a strong performance to secure a good showing for his team. The school is monitoring the forecast and will announce any schedule changes if necessary.
The current kickoff time remains at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, but fans should stay tuned for updates. Clemson has a history of performing well in rainy conditions, so it's unlikely that weather will give Miami an unfair advantage in this game. More sports news can be found on Newsweek Sports.
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