USC vs. Brown University Men's Basketball Game Canceled: USC to Face UC Santa Cruz Instead
Following the tragic shooting incident at Brown University that resulted in the loss of two students and injuries to nine others, the USC and Brown University have decided to cancel the upcoming men's basketball game that was scheduled to take place at the Trojans' Galen Center on Sunday. USC's head coach, Eric Musselman, expressed his condolences to the affected families and the entire Brown University community, emphasizing the need for strength during this challenging time.
In light of the cancellation, USC has made alternative arrangements and will now face Division III UC Santa Cruz at 1 p.m. on Sunday at the Galen Center. Coach Musselman expressed gratitude to UC Santa Cruz for stepping in to play on short notice. All tickets purchased for the USC vs. Brown game will be valid for the new matchup, and further details will be communicated to ticket holders.
Additionally, Brown University has also canceled their women's basketball game against Monmouth, which was scheduled to take place on the same day as the men's game. Both games were set to be the first athletic events following the tragic incident that occurred on Saturday. The decision to cancel the games was made in light of the recent events and as a mark of respect for those affected.
In conclusion, the USC and Brown University men's basketball game has been canceled following the shooting incident at Brown University. USC will now play UC Santa Cruz instead, with all previously purchased tickets being honored for the new game. The decision to cancel the games was made to show support and solidarity with the Brown University community during this difficult time.