The Clemson Tigers and Pittsburgh Panthers, two 7-2 teams with postseason chances, will play each other in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Pat Narduzzi’s Pitt Panthers began the season 7-0, but after two straight losses, their season is slipping away. They were defeated by Virginia (24-19) and SMU (48-25). On the other hand, Clemson bounced back from a home loss to Louisville (33-21) by defeating Virginia Tech 24-14 on the road. Thus, the Tigers have a good chance of winning this exciting game. Also, on that day, a skilled team will be manning the headset to offer additional essence to the game.

Greg McElroy, the analyst, and Sean McDonough, the play-by-play commentator, will call the television broadcast. Alongside them, ESPN’s sideline reporter, Molly McGrath, will cover the highlights of the Pittsburgh vs. Clemson game. However, the most interesting part, though, is that you will be hearing this team for the sixth time; prior to that, they provided commentary for games like Alabama vs. Tennessee, Georgia vs. Kentucky, Clemson vs. NC State, and so on. Their commentary made each game more exciting, so there is no doubt about their expertise.

When you tune into a game called by Sean McDonough, you can be sure that you’re getting top-notch commentary from a seasoned sports broadcasting veteran. McDonough has been a well-known figure in sports broadcasting since he began commentating on Red Sox games in 1988. He has provided play-by-play commentary for major events such as Monday Night Football, the World Series, and the NCAA playoffs. He also kind of has it in his blood, as his father, Will McDonough, was a well-known NFL reporter. The gifted newscaster currently works for the WEEI network and ESPN.

To accompany Sean, Greg McElroy adds his perspective as a former college quarterback. Yes, after guiding the Tide to a national championship in 2009, McElroy, a standout at Alabama, went on to work as an ESPN broadcaster. Because of his high football IQ and ability to dissect complex plays, he has become a well-liked analyst among CFB supporters. What sets him apart is not only his analytical abilities but also his personality. He is able to make even the most complex aspects of football understandable to the average fan. This crew will definitely make your Saturday. However, read what experts have to say about the Pittsburgh vs. Clemson game before you watch it.

Analysts prediction: Pittsburgh vs. Clemson

According to senior betting analyst Bill Speros, “The Tigers saw their hopes for an ACC title fall flat at home at Louisville. They held off the Hokies in Blacksburg on Saturday, covering a 6.5-point number. Still, Clemson (7-2 SU + ATS) has softened when pushed hard this season. The Tigers are just 4-3 as double-digit favorites and 1-1 on the road. Pitt raced out to a 7-0 start in large part due to a soft schedule.” In addition, many simulation models assign a 72% victory chance to Clemson and a 28% win probability to Pittsburgh.

However, according to ESPN, Pitt has a 30.8% chance of defeating Clemson on Saturday. While Pittsburgh had a decent shot if they’d faced Dabo Swinney’s team last weekend, the Panthers let their hopes slip away with a loss to Virginia. But remember, college football is unpredictable—anything can happen! Don’t miss Saturday’s thrilling showdown at Acrisure Stadium to see who comes out on top. Will the home team still have a chance?