No surprises here. ^^^^^^^^^
After we completely broke them last year I knew they wouldn't miss a chance to play their GREATEST RIVAL. (us) Certainly their program is not the type that would follow a few common sense COVID protocols just in the name of health and safety...
https://richmond.com/sports/college...cle_94da2165-47b5-54e0-9c57-708e9fa32cf8.html:
"vcu’s Mike Rhoades discussed Monday, there are two kinds of calls a coach never wants to get: one after midnight or — this year in particular — one right before 8 a.m.
'You get a phone call early in the morning from the trainer, it’s like a parent, "What happened? Is everybody OK? Are we safe, are we healthy?’” Rhoades said.
On Saturday morning, Rhoades received one of those unfortunate calls from Dennis Williams, the men’s basketball program’s director of sports performance. Williams informed Rhoades that the results had returned from the Rams’ round of Friday COVID-19 testing. The verdict was that, at the advice of their doctors, the Rams would enter its COVID-19 protocol."
"He also could not comment on what allowed for the quick resumption of activity, including the possibility of a false positive triggering the pause.
'What I did was I talked to our trainers, our administration and our doctors,' Rhoades said. 'And our doctors ran the show and took those steps there. And we just followed that as a staff, which we’ve been doing since we got back [to the team facility on] June 5.'
For such a quick turnaround, a false positive or an at-risk close contact who came back negative for COVID-19 would figure to be the only possible scenarios."