Texas A&M Suspends CFB Activities After Multiple COVID-19 Positive Tests

Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher announced Monday the football team will suspend activities as a result of multiple positive COVID-19 tests, via Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports.

One player and one student worker have tested positive, both of whom traveled with the team to South Carolina this past weekend.

Despite the latest decision, the Aggies still plan to play next Saturday at Tennessee.

"Right now everything is full go," Fisher said.

The latest news is a continuation of coronavirus-related issues in the SEC Monday.

The SEC announced the game between Mississippi State and Auburn will be postponed after an outbreak for Mississippi State.

LSU could be forced to postpone its game against Alabama as well with multiple players currently quarantining, according to Alex Scarborough of ESPN. Multiple players, including some starters, will be unavailable for Saturday's game.

Arkansas also announced head coach Sam Pittman tested positive for COVID-19.

Texas A&M has been one of the hottest teams in college football, improving to 5-1 after Saturday's 48-3 win over South Carolina. The squad also has a win over Florida, with only a Week 2 loss to Alabama ruining a perfect season.