Radakovich will seek to fill the opening immediately.
Clemson and South Carolina will not meet in the 2020 soccer season after the SEC voted Thursday to have a conference-only schedule in 2020.
Clemson AD Dan Radakovich He was disappointed with the decision, which means the longest ongoing football rivalry other than the conference will not be played this season.
“Clemson aggressively pressured the ACC to include an additional non-conference game with the primary purpose of maintaining our old game of rivalry with South Carolina,” Radakovich said in a statement. “We are disappointed to hear the SEC’s announced scheduling decision as we know how important The Palmetto Bowl is to the State of South Carolina. We will work to fill the opening on our schedule right away.”
On Wednesday, the ACC announced that Clemson will have home games with Boston College, Miami, Florida, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, and Virginia, with road games at Florida State, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, and Wake Forest.
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