Despite concluding conference play strongly, Clemson football is projected to play in a non-CFP bowl game for the fourth consecutive season. The No. 16 Tigers (8-2, 7-1 ACC), who were No. 20 in the CFP rankings a week ago,

However, with the prowess of the Big Ten and SEC, the ACC might only see its champion as the lone representative in the bracket. ESPN's Playoff Predictor currently lends Clemson a 20 percent chance of qualifying for the field.

The Pittsburgh Panthers (7-2) will take aim at a signature win on Saturday when they host the No. 20 Clemson Tigers (7-2). Pitt opened the season with seven consecutive victories before suffering back-to-back losses in its past two games.