If acc plays football this season, it looks like Travis Etienne will be in the box for the Clemson Tigers.
Etienne told reporters on Friday: “At this point, I’m 100 percent registered.”
The Big Ten and Pac-12 announced this week that they would postpone fall sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the CCA, along with the SEC and The Big 12, said they intended to review betting football.
Attorney Jason Stechen, who represents a giant CCA and SEC student-athlete organization, sent a memorandum to convention officials this week stating that players may refuse to play if their list of applications, adding consistent fitness and protection practices and a 19 COVID on-demand test, are met.
The cancellation of the football season @NCAA involved a great contribution from the students-athletes or their families. I form an organization of @theACC athletes and @SEC who WANT TO PLAY IN FOOTBALL THIS SAISON. The accompanying letter describes your concerns. #QueremosPlay – play2020 https://t.co/ylgvgI1v2k
By Anna Hickey of 247Sports, as of August 12, 12 ACC football players decided not to participate in the 2020 season for protection reasons.
Hickey that none of those excluded are Clemson players.
Etienne begins his senior season with the Tigers. The Louisiana home had 1,649 yards and 19 touchdowns in 15 games last year.
Clemson is scheduled to open the 2020 normal season on September 12 at Wake Forest.