Former President Donald Trump is set to attend the Palmetto Bowl between Clemson University and the University of South Carolina at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Trump’s appearance at the important intrastate rivalry game was confirmed by his campaign, according to a report.
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The Palmetto Bowl dates back to the first meeting between Clemson and South Carolina in 1896.
“Before the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Palmetto Bowl was the longest continuous non-conference rivalry in the nation, the second longest continuous rivalry in Division I college football, and the longest uninterrupted rivalry series in the south,” according to the game’s website.
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Trump has been no stranger to college football games this season, appearing at the University of Iowa-Iowa State University contest in September, the report noted.
The 45th president is rooting for a “great game,” Trump senior adviser Jason Miller told the Washington Examiner.
