Clemson player who tested positive for COVID on Friday behind postponement of FSU game

Posted Nov 22, 2020
Clemson's football game scheduled for noon Saturday at Florida State was postponed three hours before kickoff because of COVID-19 concerns. According to multiple media reports, a reserve Clemson offensive lineman who had been tested Friday returned a positive result for the coronavirus and Florida State did not feel comfortable proceeding. (Greenville News)

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