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The energy around today’s UNC vs. Clemson game in Chapel Hill is electric. It feels bigger than the scoreboard, a clash between two ACC programs trying to define their seasons and prove where they stand.
Sep 20, 2025; Orlando, Florida, USA; North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick walks into the field before the game against the UCF Knights at the Bounce House Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mike Watters-Imagn Images
Sep 20, 2025; Orlando, Florida, USA; North Carolina Tar Heels head coach Bill Belichick walks into the field before the game against the UCF Knights at the Bounce House Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mike Watters-Imagn Images | Mike Watters-Imagn Images

The energy around today’s UNC vs. Clemson game in Chapel Hill is electric. It feels bigger than the scoreboard, a clash between two ACC programs trying to define their seasons and prove where they stand.

North Carolina enters the matchup with confidence and urgency, while Clemson arrives looking to reassert its place as one of the conference’s most dominant teams. With a sold-out Kenan Stadium and fans packing the stands in Carolina blue, the stage is set for a high-stakes battle that could shape the rest of the season.

For UNC, this game is about proving consistency and toughness against a powerhouse opponent. The Tar Heels have the talent and playmakers to compete, but they will need to execute cleanly and stay composed against Clemson’s physical defense.

Clemson is chasing momentum and fighting to show that its championship culture still holds strong. It’s more than a regular conference game; it’s the kind of matchup that can redefine a season.

First Quarter

Clemson 7, UNC 0 - 14:49

Clemson scores on the first play of the game after Antonio Williams connected with TJ Moore on a 75-yard touchdown on a double-pass play.

Clemson 7, UNC 3 - 10:02

Rece Verhoff with a 35 yard field goal to bring the Tar Heels onto the scoreboard- now 3-7 with 10:02 to go in the first quarter.

Clemson 14, UNC 3 - 8:54

After a close review by officials, Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik scored on a 35-yard touchdown run, with the UNC defense unable to make a stop. Klubnik capped off a swift 3-play, 75-yard drive for the Tigers. Clemson is now averaging an impressive 37.5 yards per play.

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Clemson 21, UNC 3 - 8:54

Clemson’s Christian Bentancur with a 45 yard touchdown with 4:22 to go. The pass looked short, but that didn’t stop Bentancur from grabbing the ball, juking UNC’s safety Will Hardy and strolling into the end zone with ease.

Clemson 28, UNC 3 - 0:00

23 yard touchdown scored by Clemson’s Adam Randall following a successful kick attempt bringing Clemson to 28 in the first quarter, UNC only having 3 points.

2nd Quarter

Clemson 35, UNC 3

CLemson scores again off of an 8-yard touchdown pas from Klubnik to Bentancur.

With a Minute to Go...

A glimmer of hope for UNC…only to be crushed by an incomplete pass call when the previous play was reviewed. UNC’s Thaddeus Dixon’s interception call was overturned. The Tar Heels would eventually force a three-and-out.

3rd Quarter

Rece Verhoff missed his first kick of the season as he threw away the field goal with the ball flying off the left upright. Score is still 35-3 UNC.

4th Quarter

Clemson 38, UNC 10 - 10:25

UNC running back Ben Hall scores on a rush of 11 yards to finish off a 10-play, 75-yard drive.

Incomplete UNC pass- the team just cannot seem to make the connections downfield. Pass incomplete as it was broken up by Clemson’s Jalon Thompson with 6:24 to go in the final quarter.

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SIENNA AYES

Sienna Ayes is pursuing her passion for journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A curious and talented writer, she combines those qualities with her love for sports, creating a dynamic presence that sets her apart.