CLEMSON — Clemson football is one win away from bowl eligibility.

Clemson (5-5) faces Furman (6-5), an in-state FCS school, on Nov. 22 (4:30 p.m. ET, The CW) at Memorial Stadium.

The Tigers are 39-0 against FCS opponents since Division I split in 1978, winning 38 of the 39 games by double digits. They also have won 32 straight games against the Paladins, which is their longest active and all-time winning streak.

ESPN's Football Power Index gives Clemson a 99.3% chance to beat Furman or South Carolina in Week 14 to reach six wins. As a result, Clemson is projected to be bowl eligible for the 21st straight season, continuing the sport's fourth-longest active streak.

This result is still a disappointment for Clemson as the Tigers would play in a non-College Football Playoff bowl

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