Rutgers football program in quarantine, all activities paused after 6 new COVID-19 cases
Rutgers said in a statement that it will work diligently with Rutgers medical experts, state and local officials to determine what's next.
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Jul 25, 2020, 9:10 PM
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10ds agoThe entire Rutgers football program is in quarantine and all in-person team activities are on pause after six new cases of the coronavirus were confirmed.
Rutgers said in a statement that it will work diligently with Rutgers medical experts, state and local officials to determine what's next.
The team returned to campus about six weeks ago. Before Saturday evening, they had four cases.
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