Story byMark GordonSun, January 11, 2026 at 2:37 AM UTC·3 min readCoach Brad Brownell would never admit it, but tonight’s homecoming matchup in his home state of Indiana probably meant a little more to him than your typical ACC conference game. When the dust settled in South Bend Indiana, Clemson found itself with a convincing 76–61 win at Notre Dame on Saturday night, moving to 14-3 and 4–0 in conference play for the second straight season and marking the first time in program history the Tigers have opened ACC play 4–0 in back‑to‑back years. The victory also extended Clemson’s ACC road winning streak to 10 games, the longest the program has ever recorded. With the teams going back and forth scoring in the first half, the fans patiently waited for the deep Clemson bench to step on the floor and create separation, however, Clemson showed that it could win in more ways than one tonight.