Report: Boston College vs. Florida State Postponed After Positive COVID-19 Test

The Eagles recently went 11 days without basketball activities and have not played since January 16.

Boston College's matchup with Florida State on Tuesday has been postponed following a positive COVID-19 test and subsequent contact tracing in the Seminoles' program, according to Stadium's Jeff Goodman.  

Tuesday's contest was already in doubt as of Monday afternoon. Boston College head coach Jim Christian said his team had just four scholarship players available to play due to COVID-19 issues.

BC game against FSU tomorrow has been postponed after a positive test, subsequent quarantining, and contact tracing within the Florida State program.

BC was set to play with four scholarship players and five walk-ons.

— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) February 2, 2021

The Eagles recently went 11 days without basketball activities and have not played since their 80-70 loss to Notre Dame on January 16. They returned to practice in recent days but Christian said the school will have to fill the rest of its roster with scout team players. 

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"So if you look at our roster size, with five scout team players, we have enough guys to play," Christian said, per 247Sports. "Our administration made the decision that the game needs to be played.

"They know how I feel about it. Once that decision is made, my job is to get these guys ready. We spent the last two days trying to teach five guys our basic defense and offense so we can play Florida State on Tuesday night."

Boston College is 3-10 on the season and just 1-6 in conference play. Tipoff for Tuesday's game is set for 9 p.m. ET.