Legendary college basketball coach Jim Boeheim tested positive for the coronavirus.

The Syracuse men’s basketball coach, 64, made the revelation Sunday night in a statement posted to Twitter.

“As part of our routine COVID-19 health and safety protocols, I, along with my team and staff, are tested for COVID-19 multiple times each week. Following our most recent testing, I was informed that I had tested positive for COVID-19. I immediately began my isolation period at home," he said.

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"I am not experiencing any symptoms at this time, and will continue to monitor m health closely as advised by the medical staff. Thank you for the well wishes. I look forward to getting back on the court with my team,” Boeheim added.

The school announced that the entire men’s basketball team had paused activities as it prepares for the season.

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“Our top priority is the health and well-being of our student-athletes, Coach Boeheim and all members of the basketball program. Per our COVID safety protocols, following Coach's positive test we conducted an additional round of testing for all members of the basketball program. From that testing we learned that one other member of the program has tested positive. As such, we made the decision to pause all basketball-related activities,” Syracuse athletic director John Wildhack said in a statement.

“We are following all CDC guidelines and ACC protocols, and working closely with the Onondaga County Department of Health, to mitigate further transmission of the virus. All members of the basketball program will be tested again, multiple times, over the next week.”

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Syracuse is supposed to host Bryant on Nov. 27 to start the 2020-21 season.