Clemson-Florida State Postponed Three Hours Before Kickoff After Clemson Player Tests Positive

The Clemson and Florida State game was postponed on Saturday morning just three hours before kickoff.  According to the ACC, the medical personnel for the two teams were unable to "mutually agree on moving forward with the game."

Breaking: Clemson vs. Florida State has been postponed, the ACC announced.

The postponement follows this morning’s game conference call at which time both teams’ medical personnel were unable to mutually agree on moving forward with the game. pic.twitter.com/FEBtl16kLT

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 21, 2020

The reason the medical personnel couldn't come to an agreement was because a Clemson backup offensive lineman tested positive for COVID-19.  The player traveled with the team as they didn't find out about the positive test until after Clemson landed in Tallahassee.

Florida State medical officials weren’t comfortable playing with the potential spread.

SOURCES: A Clemson back-up offensive lineman tested positive for COVID-19 from a test taken Friday. They received the results after Clemson landed in Tallahassee. The player traveled with the team. FSU officials weren’t comfortable playing because of potential spread.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) November 21, 2020

Not comfortable playing one of the most violent games in the world because of a virus that won't do anything to any of the players and isn't shown to be spread during games?  It might be time to get some new medical personnel.