COVID-19 Causes Big 12 to Cancel Conference Tournament
Sean Taylor
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March Madness is quickly turning into March Sadness. The Big 12 is the latest conference to cancel their conference tournanment due to the COVID-19 outbreak, more commonly known as coronavirus.
The Big Ten, SEC and Big 12 are among the conferences to cancel their yearly tournaments due to the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/F0dD3GMmgn
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) March 12, 2020
Before the Big 12 made the cancellation, the Big Ten and SEC had also shut down their conference tournaments.
Last night the NBA suspended the season when it was announced Rudy Gobert of the Utah Jazz has coronavirus. It has since been announced that his teammate Donovan Mitchell also has the virus.
Rudy Gobert thought it would be funny to touch everything during this press conference.
Karma didn't think it was funny.
Rudy has now tested positive for coronavirus and the NBA has suspended the season.
Don't be a Rudy.pic.twitter.com/99Yo0POGI4
— Ted Corcoran (RedTRaccoon) (@RedTRaccoon) March 12, 2020
With the NCAA Tournament already slated to be played in empty arenas, it is very likely that it will be cancelled altogether.
Stay tuned as we will have any updates that are announced related to the Big 12, NCAA Basketball and how it relates to the West Virginia Mountaineers.