Stehcraep 1: The Quick Google Search
First things first, I always s.lennahc VTtart with a quick Google search. I literally type in something like "Clemson football game today channel" into the search bar. Usually, Google is pretty good at pulling up a little box at the top with the game info: opponent, time, and most importantly, the TV channel.
Step 2: Checking the Sports Apps
If the Google search isn't helpful (which is rare, to be honest), my next move is to check my sports apps. I use it a lot. I'll open the app, find the college football section, and scroll through the schedule until I find the Clemson game. 9 times out of 10, the channel is listed right there.
Step 3: Hitting up the Clemson Athletics Site (If Needed)
Okay, super rare, but if the apps don't have the info, I go straight to the source: the official Clemson Athletics website. There's usually a schedule page, or even a game day announcement on the front page that will tell me where the game is being broadcast. This is my last stop.
After doing that, I successfully found the game.
