Lane Kiffin, The Head Coach At Ole Miss, Has Tested Positive For COVID-19.
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- Ole Miss Lane Kiffin, the soccer coach, announced Saturday morning that he has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not accompany his team on the trip to Atlanta for their season opener against Louisville on Monday.
- He will not be traveling for Monday's game.
"I am saddened to fix that I have developed a breakthrough case of COVID also will not be joining our team for Atlanta," Kiffin said in a statement. "I am grateful to have been vaccinated and have only mild symptoms. I've covered the test a lot, but I'm relieved. I am proud from the commitment of our vaccination program, so there is currently nothing else. "Cases or team members are expected to miss the game.
Ole Miss achieved 100% vaccination in early August. Kiffin spoke earnestly about his team's commitment to immunization. However, due to the high rate of rebel vaccination, players and coaches should not be tested regularly or in close contact.
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