With Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence testing positive for COVID-19, there’s uncertainty if the Tigers top-notch man will be available to play in the biggest game of the season. Here are the highlights:

• Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said that Lawrence has been put in isolation due to his mild symptoms, which would cause him to miss Clemson’s game Saturday against Boston College.
• The mandate states that those who test positive for COVID-19 have to at least 10 days.
• Lawrence tweeted he had mild symptoms and was following Clemson and the ACC protocol.
• The main thing that hurts for Lawrence is  missing the chance to play the game he loves with his teammates.
• He’ll be rooting for the team in isolation.
• He’s being tested three times a week per ACC rules.Clemson is tested three times a week per Atlantic Coast Conference protocol.
• Lawrence recent response to his NFL future put a shock in the stream with him on his decision to stay or leave it all together, “But who knows? There’s a lot of things that could happen.”