FILE – In this Sept. 29, 2012, file photo, University of Miami’s mascot Sebastian the Ibis leads players onto the field before a NCAA college football game against North Carolina State in Miami. Miami’s three-year NCAA probation largely stemming from the actions of rogue and now-former booster Nevin Shapiro gets completed on Friday, Oct. 21, 2016. It satisfies one of the most damning sanctions the Hurricanes were issued, though some aftereffects – scholarship reductions in football and men’s basketball, most notably – will remain felt for a few more months. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter, File)
You won’t be seeing the Miami Hurricanes on the football field for the rest of the month.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced that a COVID-19 outbreak on the team has forced Miami to postpone its next 2 games against Georgia Tech (this Saturday) and Wake Forest (scheduled for 11/28).
They are shifting around the December scheduled to make up those games. They will now play at Wake Forest on December 5th, home against UNC Dec 12th, and finish off the regular season at home on Dec 19th against Georgia Tech
Miami was on a roll, having won its last four games.
How will these postponements and coronavirus shape the postseason?