Clemson football looks to win its second straight Palmetto Bowl.

The No. 12 Tigers (9-2) faces in-state rival No. 14 South Carolina (8-3) on Saturday (noon ET, ESPN) at Memorial Stadium. This will be the 121st meeting between these two programs and one of the highest-ranked rivalry games in Week 14.

There are still tickets available for Clemson’s last game in Death Valley in the regular season. Here are the best prices for remaining seats.

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Clemson tickets vs South Carolina

Ticket prices for Clemson’s final home game against South Carolina on Saturday start at $175 on StubHub and at $167 on VividSeats. Prices in the lower bowl range from $224 to over $1000 on both sites.

To see a full list of ticket prices, visit StubHub or VividSeats.

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Clemson football schedule 2024

• Aug. 31: Georgia 34, Clemson 3
• Sept. 7: Clemson 66, Appalachian State 20
• Sept. 21: Clemson 59, NC State 35
• Sept. 28: Clemson 40, Stanford 14
• Oct. 5: Clemson 29, Florida State 13
• Oct. 12: Clemson 49, Wake Forest 14
• Oct. 19: Clemson 48, Virginia 31
• Nov. 2: Louisville 33, Clemson 21
• Nov. 9: Clemson 24, Virginia Tech 14
• Nov. 16: Clemson 24, Pitt 20
• Nov. 23: Clemson 51, The Citadel 14
• Nov. 30: vs. No. 14 South Carolina, noon ET (ESPN)

South Carolina football 2024 schedule

• Aug. 31: South Carolina 23, Old Dominion 19
• Sept. 7: South Carolina 31, Kentucky 6
• Sept. 14: LSU 36, South Carolina 33
• Sept. 21: South Carolina 50, Akron 7
• Oct. 5: Ole Miss 27, South Carolina 3
• Oct. 12: Alabama 27, South Carolina 25
• Oct. 19: South Carolina 35, Oklahoma 9
• Nov. 2: South Carolina 44, Texas A&M 20
• Nov. 9: South Carolina 28, Vanderbilt 7
• Nov. 16: South Carolina 34, Missouri 30
• Nov. 23: South Carolina 56, Wofford 12
• Nov. 30: at No. 12 Clemson, noon ET (ESPN)

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 The UCLA women’s basketball put the country on notice, defeating the #1 South Carolina Gamecocks 77-62 at home on Sunday.

The sold out crowd at Pauley Pavilion was engaged all night, with UCLA never trailing in the win, a signature victory for Cori Close’s program. South Carolina entered Sunday’s game winners of 43 in a row, including an undefeated season last year that ended with a national title. 

UCLA took a 43-22 lead into halftime, taking an early first quarter lead and never looking back. UCLA didn’t allow a South Carolina basket in the game’s first five minutes, holding the Gamecocks for the first half of the first quarter. A three by junior guard Londynn Jones gave the Bruins a 15-2 lead with 2:36 to play in the opening quarter.

Junior guard Kiki Rice was a full-go for UCLA for the first time all season, with Rice scoring 11 points on 5-11 shooting in 28 minutes. It was a modest scoring night for junior center Lauren Betts, finishing with 11 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks while playing 37 minutes. Jones led the Bruins with 15 points, as UCLA had five players with double figures. 

South Carolina shot the three ball well, going 8-12 from deep but just 29.6% on two point shots. The Gamecocks would win the second half 40-34 but after the dominant first half by the Bruins, it was too late. 

The #5 Bruins are due to climb in the rankings after doing what no other women’s college basketball team has done since April of 2023, beat the South Carolina Gamecocks.

No. 5 UCLA pulled off something no team has been able to do since the 2023 NCAA Tournament — it defeated No. 1 South Carolina. And soundly.

The Bruins downed the Gamecocks, 77-62, at Pauley Pavilion on Sunday, ending South Carolina’s 43-game win streak,

The defending national champions, who went undefeated last season, hadn’t lost a game since the 2023 Final Four when they fell to Caitlyn Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. Ironically, the Gamecocks had defeated UCLA in the Sweet 16 of that tournament.

The Bruins were led by five double-digit scorers in Sunday’s win, including junior guard Londynn Jones, who led all Bruins with 15 points.

Junior center Lauren Betts recorded yet another double-double, posting 11 points while grabbing 14 boards.

Freshman guard Elina Aarnisalo tallied 13 points, and junior guards Kiki Rice and Gabriela Jaquez each finished with 11 points.

UCLA shot 47.5& from the field, including 47.6% from distance, as the Bruins made 10 3-pointers in the win.

They were able to come away with a double-digit victory despite turning the ball over 16 times. Meanwhile, they forced 11 turnovers, eight of which were steals. UCLA also recorded five blocks.

The Bruins won the battle of the boards, out-rebounding South Carolina 43 to 35. They also bested the Gamecocks in the assists department, 16-13.

UCLA never trailed and, at one point, held a 23-point lead.

With the win, the Bruins improve to a perfect 5-0 start. They will next face UT Martin on the road on Friday at 3 p.m. PST, 6 p.m. EST.

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