The Citadel’s $475,000 is in line with what Clemson’s paid to other in-state FCS programs for making the trip to Death Valley. Greenville-based Furman got $415,000 for a 2022 visit, and Charleston Southern was paid $400,000 for a game last year, The State previously reported.

Now that ACC play is done, all the Clemson Tigers can do is play and wait to see if they can make it to the league title game.

This will be the 40th meeting between these two with Clemson winning 49-0 in their most recent matchup in 2020 There are still tickets available for Clemson's second-to-last game in Death Valley, where it will also be military appreciation day and senior day.