SEC weekend basketball game has been postponed
Another week, another round of postponements for Texas A&M’s basketball team.
That’s the latest from the Southeastern Conference as the Aggies won’t be making the trip to Missouri for Saturday’s game due to COVID issues within the Texas A&M basketball program.
No make-up date for the Texas A&M-Missouri matchup has been determined at this time.
Texas A&M was also unable to host Arkansas last weekend or play against Kentucky this week. The Aggies have not played a basketball game since Jan. 30.
This news marks the eighth Texas A&M game in a row that has been postponed. The Aggies have had to postpone nine games total this season due to COVID.
The Aggies are currently 2-6 in league play and 8-7 overall, while Missouri is 7-7 in SEC play and 14-7 overall.
The conference should just announce that the Aggies season is over. They are clearly an embarrassment at this point.
Certainly some bad luck/timing could be involved and no doubt one or more people involved in a bad decision somewhere. The rules of positive test and contact tracing can bring a program to a standstill from just a couple of positive test. There is no true bubble against a virus in a college basketball program setting. “Clearly an embarrassment…” – whatever.