Clemson board to hear update on pandemic, approve contracts

CLEMSON (AP) — Clemson University's board of trustees is meeting to approve several items including items including the naming of the softball stadium and the acquisition of a new building.
The board is meeting virtually for its winter quarterly meeting on Friday.
Trustees will also hear a report on the coronavirus pandemic from President Jim Clements, The Greenville News reported.
The university is also set to approve 17 contracts for football coaches. They include a two-year, $300,000 deal for former Clemson standout and new running backs coach C.J. Spiller.