University of South Carolina hoops coach Frank Martin just revealed he tested positive for the coronavirus last month ... but fortunately, he says he did not have to be hospitalized.
just revealed he tested positive for coronavirus last month ... but fortunately, he says he did not have to be hospitalized.
"I was shocked; I didn't have any symptoms, other than feeling a bit fatigued, and I immediately entered quarantine at my home," Martin said in a statement Tuesday. Martin says he thankfully didn't give the virus to his family members ... and on May 23, his second test came back negative.
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