ESPN is sending its top college football booth to Death Valley. Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will call No. 4 Miami at Clemson on Saturday night, with Holly Rowe on the sideline, for the 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff on ABC.
Miami comes into the matchup with a 4-0 record (2-0 in the ACC), while Clemson is 3-1 and 2-0 in ACC play.
Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will call the Miami-Clemson game
Fowler and Herbstreit have been ESPN and ABC's No. 1 crew since 2014 and are in their 13th season together.
Fowler, Herbstreit and Rowe had the Hurricanes last season against Florida, against Florida State and in the College Football Playoff against Ole Miss (Miami won all three of those games).
Fowler and Herbstreit games together this season
- Week 1, Sept. 5: Clemson at No. 11 LSU
- Week 2, Sept. 12: No. 1 Ohio State at Texas
- Week 3, Sept. 19: LSU at Ole Miss
- Week 4, Sept. 26: No. 1 Texas at No. 14 Tennessee
- Week 5, Oct. 3: No. 4 Miami at Clemson
Where Miami fans can find the local broadcast
WQAM remains the flagship home of Miami football. The game airs on 104.3 WQAM-FM and 560 AM, with streams on Audacy, iHeartRadio, TuneIn, SiriusXM channel 167 and the Miami Hurricanes app.
Joe Zagacki has the play-by-play, Don Bailey Jr. is the analyst and Josh Darrow is on the sideline.
Miami fans who want a Hurricanes voice on national radio can also find former Miami quarterback Gino Torretta on the Touchdown Radio Network with Brett Dolan and KC Jones.
Where Clemson fans can find the local broadcast
The Clemson Athletic Network has the Tigers' home call. Don Munson is on play-by-play for his 13th season in that chair, Tim Bourret is the analyst, and Jeff Scott, the former Clemson receiver and Swinney assistant, joins them for all seven home games, including Saturday night in Death Valley.
Local stations include 105.5 WCCP-FM (The ROAR) and WAHT-AM.
The Tiger Tailgate Show, hosted by Faxon Childress and Ricky Sapp, starts three hours before kickoff, and The Fifth Quarter Show follows the game with postgame reaction.
