Carolina men’s basketball cancels next game and pauses activity

South Carolina men’s basketball has canceled SC State’s hosting on Wednesday and disrupted all team activities, the program announced in a statement late on Monday.

“The Gamecock basketball program continues to follow local health, safety, campus, NCAA and Southeast Conference protocols,” the statement said. “The status of competitions scheduled for the next two-week period will be determined soon and updates will be released when available.”

Gamecocks (1-2) had just resumed the team’s activities after suspending all activities on December 8 due to the positive results of COVID-19. They had to cancel a December 10 meeting with Wofford, a December 14 street game against George Washington and a December 19 meeting against rival Clemson.

South Carolina has played just three games since the season began on November 28. The Gamecocks lost to Liberty and defeated Tulsa at the Hall of Fame Class in Kansas City and lost to then number. 10 Houston on the 5th December road. Coach Frank Martin said at the end of last week that the team would train with eight players on Saturday, December 19 and continue this week, gradually adding players back as they come out of isolation due to a positive case or quarantine due to tracking of contact.

With the December 23 game against SC State now canceled, the next game on the schedule is the SEC’s opening against Kentucky on the road on December 29. I AM.

Wednesday, December 23 – State of SC – canceled
Tuesday, December 29 – in Kentucky – 19h
Saturday, January 2 – Florida A&M – 3:30 pm
Wednesday, January 6 – Texas A&M – 9:00 pm
Saturday, January 9 – at Ole Miss – 18h
Tuesday, January 12 – Tennessee – 19h
Saturday, January 16 – at LSU – 8:30 pm
Tuesday, January 19th – in Missouri – 19h
Saturday, January 23 – Auburn – 12:00
Wednesday, January 27 – Georgia 19h
Saturday, January 30 – in Vanderbilt – 8:30 pm
Wednesday, February 3 – in Florida – 6:30 pm
Saturday, February 6 – State of Mississippi – 3:30 pm
Tuesday, February 9 – Alabama – 6:30 pm
Saturday, February 13 – Ole Miss – 18h
Tuesday, February 16 – in Tennessee – 8:30 pm
Saturday, February 20 – Missouri – 2pm or 4pm
Wednesday, February 24 – in the state of Mississippi – 19h
Saturday, February 27 – in Georgia – 1 pm
Tuesday, March 2 – Arkansas – 6:30 pm
March 10-14 – SEC Tournament (Nashville)
* Bold denotes home games

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