The life of former USC and Chargers center Max Tuerk will be celebrated during a “paddle out” ceremony in Dana Point on Saturday.
A COVID-19 test is one of several pre-participation requirements athletes must complete before beginning activities. The school said in a Tuesday statement that its athletic department’s medical staff “will make the final determination on a student-athlete’s clearance to participate in voluntary workouts.”
In addition to the 56 football players, nine members of the men’s water polo team, three members of the women’s soccer team and one member of the men’s basketball team also underwent COVID-19 tests. The Trojans previously stated that any athlete who tests positive for COVID-19 will receive medical treatment and be required to isolate until cleared. The school is providing quarantine housing and will also use contact tracing to determine if others had been exposed.“The reality is that we expect to have positive tests and outbreaks in our university community, including in Athletics,” USC’s chief medical officer Dr.
The second phase of the Trojans’ return-of-athletics plan is targeted for July 6 . The third phase is supposed to begin July 13 . The return plans for student-athletes in all other sports remains undecided.
Watch it and monitor 18-25 group They are cootie full! And not really keen on hygiene! Social and just Nevermind
Youngins think they are invincible! Holding to first group to monitor way back in March Now! They are getting sick No health care Didn’t stay home Nooooah get on it
Here we go! So, you can bet others are asymptomatic! Who have they bern around Where have they gone Where have they been eating In the gym? What Get on it
So what, 99.7 survival rate, most people are asymptomatic.
Return from where? The Portland or Seattle protest? Can you clarify?
Whomp whomp
Admit it, based on the headline photo you thought they were taking down the Trojan statue for being culturally insensitive.
Shocking!
Not hospitalized. Not gonna be hospitalized either.