If you’re looking for the Clemson score today on TV, you probably noticed that the Littlejohn Coliseum is basically the center of the Atlantic Coast Conference universe this weekend. It’s been a wild 24 hours in Upstate South Carolina. Honestly, if you aren't paying attention to what Brad Brownell has cooking with the men's squad or how the women’s team is holding down the fort at home, you’re missing the best brand of basketball in the Carolinas right now.
Let’s cut to the chase. The big news coming out of the weekend is the Clemson men’s basketball team’s 69-59 win over Miami on Saturday. That wasn't just another win; it was a physical statement. But for today, Sunday, January 18, 2026, the spotlight shifts.
The Clemson women’s basketball team just finished their clash with Wake Forest, and the score ended with a 78-71 victory for the Tigers. If you were trying to find the game on your dial, it aired live on the ACC Network at noon.
The Saturday Statement: Clemson Men Crush Miami
Yesterday was Alumni Day at Littlejohn, and man, did the Tigers show up. Facing a Miami team that came in on a 10-game winning streak, No. 22 Clemson (now 16-3, 6-0 ACC) basically put on a defensive clinic. Miami’s coach Jai Lucas admitted his team was "shocked" by the physicality. That’s a polite way of saying Clemson punched them in the mouth—metaphorically, of course.
The Tigers forced 12 first-half turnovers. Eleven of those were straight-up steals.
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- Carter Welling was the hero of the day, dropping 18 points and grabbing 9 boards.
- Dillon Hunter played like a man possessed with 7 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, and 4 steals.
- Jestin Porter chipped in 11 points to keep the offense humming.
This win marks nine straight for the men. They are currently a perfect 6-0 in the ACC. People keep waiting for the "same old Clemson" collapse, but this group feels different. They’re interchangeable. One night it’s Nick Davidson leading the way, the next it’s Welling. That depth is why they’ve won 14 straight ACC regular-season games dating back to last year.
Sunday Hoops: Clemson Women vs. Wake Forest
For those searching for the Clemson score today on TV, the focus was the noon tip-off against Wake Forest. The Tigers were looking to bounce back after a tough three-point loss to Georgia Tech, and they did exactly that.
The final score? 78-71, Clemson.
The Demon Deacons (12-7) came into town desperate to break a four-game skid, but Clemson’s home-court advantage at Littlejohn is becoming a real problem for visitors. Mia Moore and Rusne Augustinaite have been the engines for this team all season. Moore is basically a triple-double threat every time she touches the floor, and Augustinaite’s shooting keeps defenses from sagging into the paint.
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If you missed the broadcast on the ACC Network, you missed a game defined by runs. Clemson took a comfortable lead in the second quarter, weathered a Wake Forest rally in the third, and closed it out at the free-throw line.
Beyond the Court: Tennis and Gymnastics
It’s not just about basketball in Tigertown today. Clemson is a "whole department" kind of school right now.
- Women’s Tennis: The Tigers had a double-header today at the Duckworth Family Tennis Center. They started the morning against Charlotte at 10:00 AM and have another match against Western Carolina at 2:30 PM.
- Gymnastics: While they aren't home today, the No. 19 ranked gymnastics team is still reeling from a razor-thin loss to NC State yesterday (196.125 to 195.925). The "Howell Era" is officially underway, and even in a loss, the scores they’re putting up are huge for a program in only its third season.
How to Watch the Tigers Move Forward
If you're trying to keep up with the schedule, bookmark the ACC Network (ACCN) and ACCNX. Because of the way TV contracts work in 2026, almost every Clemson game—whether it's basketball, baseball, or soccer—is going to live there or on The CW.
The men’s team has a quick turnaround. They’ll be back at Littlejohn this Tuesday, January 20, at 7:00 PM to host NC State. That game is also on the ACC Network. If they win that, the hype train is going to leave the station and probably won't stop until March.
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The women head out on the road next. They’ve got a date in Blacksburg against Virginia Tech on Thursday night. That’s a 6:00 PM tip on ACCNX. Road wins in the ACC are like gold, and with the way the middle of the conference standings look right now, every single bucket matters.
What to Watch For Next
If you’re a bettor or just a die-hard fan, watch the defensive turnover percentages for the men. They are currently top-15 nationally in defensive efficiency. When Dillon Hunter and Jestin Porter are clicking at the top of the key, they make life miserable for opposing guards.
For the women, it’s all about the health of the frontcourt. They’ve been playing a thin rotation lately. If they can stay healthy through this January stretch, a top-half finish in the ACC is well within reach.
Next Steps for Fans:
- Check your local listings for the ACC Network to catch the men’s game against NC State this Tuesday.
- If you're in the Clemson area, tickets for the gymnastics meets are selling out fast—get yours on the official athletic site before the next home meet.
- Keep an eye on the AP Poll tomorrow; the men’s team is almost guaranteed to jump into the top 20 after that Miami win.