11% of Clemson Players Test Positive for Covid 19

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11% of Clemson Players Test Positive for Covid 19

Since beginning testing on June 1, Clemson has conducted 430 coronavirus tests, with a total of 47 positive results.  This amounts to just shy of 11 percent.


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14 football players tested positive for the coronavirus over the past week, bringing the total number of cases on the team over the past month to 37 -- roughly one-third of the roster.

Only around half of those who tested positive had symptoms with none requiring hospitalization.

Twenty-eight people who previously tested positive, including 23 football players, have completed a 10-day isolation period.

The state of South Carolina has seen positive cases increase in recent weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, the state reported 1,273 new cases, the second-highest number of confirmed cases reported in a single day in South Carolina.

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