A familiar Clemson name is joining the Tigers' radio booth this fall.
Former Clemson player and assistant coach Jeff Scott will join play-by-play voice Don Munson and Clemson Athletic Hall of Famer Tim Bourret for nine games during the 2026 season, Clemson Athletics announced Monday.
Scott will work all seven of Clemson's home games as well as road games at Florida State and Duke.
The arrangement means Scott will not be part of the broadcast team for Saturday's season opener at LSU. Clemson's other road games this season are at California and Syracuse. Clemson's 2026 schedule confirms the seven-game home slate and those five road trips.
Scott is a former Clemson wide receiver who later spent 12 seasons on Dabo Swinney's staff. He was part of Clemson's national championship teams in 2016 and 2018 before leaving to become the head coach at South Florida.
Munson returns for his 13th season as Clemson's play-by-play voice and his 33rd season covering the Tigers. Bourret, Clemson's longtime sports information director, will again work alongside Munson.
Clemson also announced that former Tiger and NFL defensive lineman Ricky Sapp will make his radio debut this season. Sapp will join Faxon Childress on The Tiger Tailgate Show, which begins three hours before kickoff.
William Qualkinbush will host Clemson's halftime coverage and team with former Clemson defensive lineman Donnell Clark on the Fifth Quarter Show following games.
The weekly Tiger Hour with Dabo Swinney, hosted by Munson, returns Monday night at 8 p.m. ahead of Clemson's season opener against LSU.
Clemson and LSU kick off Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET in Baton Rouge.
— Swanny
