US EditionPenn State Nittany Lions vs. Clemson Tigers Odds, Picks and Predictions
Clemson makes its first New York trip while Penn State salvages its season in the Pinstripe Bowl, held at Yankee Stadium for 15 years, organizers said.
- Clemson will make its first trip to New York City to play Penn State in the Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium, continuing New York City's 15-year Pinstripe Bowl tradition.
- Both teams entered the year with College Football Playoff hopes but finished with disappointing records, while Penn State salvaged its season with a late three-game winning streak.
- Roster-Wise, Clemson Tigers will be without 27 players, including 11 starters such as Antonio Willians and Bryant Wesco Jr., while Penn State Nittany Lions have only one starting offensive lineman available.
- The Pinstripe Bowl is set for Dec. 27 at noon ET and will air on ABC, with Clemson aiming to end its 2025 season on a five-game win streak for 2026 momentum.
- New York's earlier bowl experiments often faltered, with the Gotham Bowl drawing only 6,166 frost-bitten fans and featuring the New York Sanitation marching band at halftime.
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Clemson and Penn State meet at Yankee Stadium tomorrow for a Pinstripe Bowl matchup between two programs looking to salvage seasons that began with College Football Playoff aspirations. Ranked No. 6 and No. 3 in the preseason, respectively, both teams endured mid-season turmoil before finding late-season momentum to reach bowl eligibility.
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