Syracuse's Boeheim Calls for Contact Tracing Changes

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After his team squeaked by with a one-point victory in its season-opener Friday, Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim criticized the unclear decision-making process that led to his program taking a two-week pause and then playing one day after breaking quarantine.

Boeheim, who tested positive for COVID-19 in mid-November, pointed to Gonzaga, which played a game earlier on Friday despite having one player test positive. Only his roommate, Boeheim said, was put into quarantine while the rest of the group didn't miss a beat.

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