Report: Penn State Men’s Basketball’s Game Against Minnesota Postponed Due To COVID-19

Between mid-December and early January, the Penn State men’s basketball team had three straight games postponed due to COVID-19.

In turns out, the frustration isn’t done just yet.

Minnesota’s game at Penn State tomorrow night has been postponed due to COVID issues within the Golden Gophers’ program, sources told ESPN.

— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) January 18, 2022

Tuesday afternoon, ESPN’s Jeff Borzello reported that the Wednesday’s game against Minnesota at the Bryce Jordan Center has been postponed due to COVID issues in Minnesota’s program.

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Unlike Penn State’s previous three postponements, this is a Big Ten game, so assuming the Minnesota game is indeed postponed, there’s a stronger likelihood that it will be made up at some point, which the other three were not. Penn State’s next scheduled game is at Iowa Jan. 22.

Update: The men’s basketball game between Penn State and Minnesota originally scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 19, has been officially postponed.