Both No. 12 Clemson and No. 16 South Carolina had quarterback concerns — big ones — when the season began. These days, the only question left for the Tigers' Cade Klubnik and the Gamecocks' LaNorris Sellers is which of these stellar passers might lead their team to a possible College Football Playoff berth when the rivals meet at Death Valley on Saturday.

The Palmetto Bowl isn’t generally associated with Black Friday, and for good reason. Clemson and USC boast one of the nation’s best college football rivalries. But this century, as other teams have branched out, the Tigers and Gamecocks have become synonymous with playing each other the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

You can purchase tickets to see the Tigers square off against the Gamecocks from multiple sources. Clemson has the 49th-ranked defense this season (350.8 yards allowed per game), and has been better on offense, ranking sixth-best with a tally of 469.9 yards per game.