The TCU-SMU Game Has Been Postponed Due to Positive Covid-19 Tests

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TSU student-athletes and support staff have tested positive for Coronavirus

The TCU-SMU Game Has Been Postponed Due to Positive Covid-19 Tests.

The game previously scheduled on September 11 has been canceled since several TSU student-athletes and support staff have tested positive for Covid-19.

TCU Director Jeremiah Donati's shared a statement on Friday saying, “No one is facing serious health issues and we continue our enforcement of strict standards to protect the program and our community”

Donati also expressed his belief in the resumption of football activities in the near future, including the Big 12 Conference opener against Iowa State on September 26.

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