College football is on high alert as Hurricane Ian is set to hit the East Coast of the United States late Wednesday and into the weekend.
There are 11 games in Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina that are expected to be the most impacted by the hurricane.
The most notable of those 10 games is No. 10 North Carolina State vs. No. 5 Clemson.
Action Network will track all of the games to keep you updated on the latest postponements, cancellations and location changes as the hurricane rolls in.
This is the marquee game on the entire college football slate on Saturday, and there have been no changes to the start time or the location as of Tuesday afternoon.
“Sounds like it's going to be wet, but it's going to be wet for both sides,”' Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney told the media on Tuesday. “We'll have to find a way.”
Clemson is also set to host College Gameday on Saturday morning.
“Regarding the weather this week, we will be actively monitoring the storm but are planning for a normal 'GameDay' experience. Public safety is always our primary concern, so if anything changes, we will be prepared to adjust accordingly.” ESPN spokesperson Julie McKay said.