Clemson Athletics announced a series of personnel moves that will shape the way Tiger football is heard on the airwaves this fall. The changes come as the program prepares for a demanding 2026 schedule that includes high‑profile non‑conference opponents.
Former wide receiver Jeff Scott, who spent more than a decade on Dabo Swinney’s coaching staff, will transition to the broadcast booth as a game analyst. Scott will handle all seven home contests and will also appear on the air for the October 31 road trip to Tallahassee to face Florida State and the November 20 visit to Durham for the Duke showdown.
A fresh voice in the booth
Scott’s move marks a significant addition to the commentary team. His deep familiarity with Clemson’s playbook and recent on‑field successes provide a unique perspective that complements the existing play‑by‑play expertise.
Veteran play‑by‑play voice Don Munson is slated to return for his thirteenth season, while longtime color commentator Tim Bourret will be back for his twelfth year alongside him. Their continuity offers listeners a sense of familiarity while the new analyst brings fresh insight.
Ricky Sapp, a defensive lineman who anchored the line from 2006 to 2009, will bring his experience to the pregame stage as a regular on ‘The Tiger Tailgate Show,’ the network’s flagship pre‑game program. Sapp recorded 142 career tackles, 38.5 tackles for loss, and 17 sacks during his four seasons at Clemson.
The 2026 slate features a demanding non‑conference schedule that includes matchups with LSU, Georgia Southern, North Carolina, California, Miami, Charleston Southern, Virginia Tech, Florida State, Syracuse and Duke, giving listeners a full slate of high‑profile contests.
Broadcast reach and schedule
All games will be carried on the Clemson Athletic Network’s flagship stations, WCCP‑FM 105.5 and WAHT‑FM 97.5, ensuring statewide coverage for fans tuning in from the Upstate to the coast. The schedule’s variety of opponents promises a dynamic listening experience across the season.
Dabo Swinney’s weekly radio coaches show, ‘Tiger Hour With Dabo Swinney,’ will continue to air each Monday at 8 p.m. ET, serving as a weekly touchpoint for supporters throughout the season. The program will feature insights from the head coach and occasional guest appearances by players and staff.
With a blend of familiar voices and fresh perspectives, Clemson’s radio partners are positioning the 2026 season as one of the most accessible and engaging broadcasts in recent memory.