The school announced, Wednesday, that Clemson Attack Coordinator Tony Elliott will not be available for training on Friday due to COVID-19 protocols.
Elliott did not travel with the team to New Orleans on Wednesday afternoon. Clemson (10-1) prepares to play Ohio State (6-0) at the 2021 Allstate Sugar Bowl.
Dabou Sweeney, Clemson coach, said Elliott is doing a great job and has no symptoms of COVID-19.
Elliott worked under Sweeney for nine seasons. He was initially hired as a team back coach in 2011. Elliott won the 2017 Broilers Award for his outstanding work as the Clemson Offensive Coordinator.
The Tigers are 6-8 years old during Elliott’s crime summons.
Sweeney said midfield coach and passing coordinator Brandon Streeter will summon the Tigers’ attack plays from the press box. Former rear-tracked graduate assistant CJ Spiller, Clemson will train the full back in the field.
This news comes on the same day that tThe College Football team released Plan B.
According to CFP CEO Bill Hancock, should a situation arise in which none of the top four teams can compete in a College Football Playoff match due to COVID-19, the CFP has set the January make-up dates for the semi-final games and the National Championship.
There is no current indication from either of the teams or the College Football Qualifiers that change is necessary.
The make-up history for the National College Football Playoff will be January 18 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
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