How much is Clemson football paying Charleston Southern to play 2026 game?
Here's how much money Clemson is paying Charleston Southern to come to Memorial Stadium this season.
Clemson football will host Charleston Southern in a non-conference matchup on October 17, 2026, marking the Tigers' third encounter with the Buccaneers in program history. Clemson has never lost to an FCS opponent, boasting a 40-0 record against them. Charleston Southern will receive a payment of $450,000 for the game, as per the contract obtained by The Greenville News through a public records request.
The agreement was initially signed in July 2017 under former Clemson athletics director Dan Radakovich. Charleston Southern will also be awarded a set of benefits, including passes for various events and complimentary tickets. The ACC holds exclusive television and video distribution rights, while Charleston Southern retains non-exclusive audio-only broadcasting rights.
Clemson's non-conference schedule for the following seasons includes games against Georgia State, Wofford, Troy, The Citadel, Notre Dame, South Carolina, East Carolina, and Oklahoma.
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