Everything you need to know about the Notre Dame vs. Clemson online live stream and TV broadcast, as well as game notes and prediction.

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A battle of unbeatens takes place in Death Valley on Saturday as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish take on the Clemson Tigers.

The Irish offense, led by running back C.J. Prosise and receiver Will Fuller, has a tough task as they take on a Tigers defense ranked ninth in the nation.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson will lead the Tigers attack that features running back Wayne Gallman, who has rushed for 103.3 yards per game so far this season.

Below is everything you need to know about the game, including the Notre Dame vs. Clemson online live stream options, TV broadcast information, prediction and game notes.

Notre Dame vs. Clemson Live Stream, Game Broadcast Information

• Venue: Memorial Stadium (Clemson, SC)
• Date: Saturday, October 3
• Kickoff Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
• National TV: ABC
• Notre Dame vs. Clemson Online Live Stream: WATCH ESPN,  Clemson Radio

Prediction

Clemson has the quarterback and the crowd, which are huge. But Notre Dame can quiet that crowd and harass that quarterback because of its superior collection of linemen. This is no doubt a rough spot for Kizer, which is why Prosise and the O-line will play such critical roles in the outcome. Plus, this is the week that the shaky Tiger offensive front gets exposed by inventive Irish coordinator Brian VanGorder. It’ll be close, but ND survives to remain unbeaten and in the playoff hunt.

For the final score prediction check out our in-depth Notre Dame vs. Clemson game preview.

Game Notes

• The all-time series between Notre Dame and Clemson is tied 1-1.
• The Irish have scored seven touchdowns of over 50+ yards already this season, the most under coach Brian Kelly.
• Notre Dame’s defense has allowed only six points in the first quarter all season, outscoring the opposition 47-6.
• Clemson is 3-6 all time in matchups of Top 15 teams in Memorial Stadium.
• Tigers quarterback Deshaun Watson has a passing efficiency of 188.6, best in the nation among quarterbacks with at least 125 pass attempts.

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