Clemson University is allowing its season ticket holders to “redshirt” or opt-out, for the 2020 football season.Clemson Athletics made the announcement Monday in an email to season ticket holders.Season ticket holders must let Clemson Athletics know by 11:59 p.m. on Aug. 21, if they would like to fully opt out. Those who “redshirt” will receive more information after the deadline on how to move forward.

“If, for whatever reason, you are unable or uncomfortable attending games in Memorial Stadium and would like to redshirt this season without impact on your 2021 ticket eligibility,” the IPTAY email read, “please let us know by Aug. 21…This will provide the opportunity to assist more IPTAY donors with planning.”

IPTAY and Clemson Athletics will be in touch after the Aug. 21 deadline with more information on how to select from your options: 

Opt Out Options

1. Redirecting your ticket commitment to IPTAY as a contribution with Priority Point incentives.
2. Deferring your ticket commitment to 2021.
3. Requesting a full ticket refund.

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