OregonLive: If Oregon’s players who tested positive for COVID-19 via rapid antigen tests tested negative via more sensitive and accurate PCR tests, they may return to practice and play.
A Pac-12 spokesman clarified the process by which athletes can return to activity after a positive antigen test, which is then followed within 24 hours by a PCR test.
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