Came across this as I was reading his re-cap on the Cal game. Here is what he mentioned:

“The Trojans Were Sure The Covid Test Before The Stanford Game Was A False Positive

Enfield said they knew the player with a positive test experienced a false positive. The player had several negative tests from the time they left LA until the day of the game and the team had not been around anyone else. Unlike at Galen, Stanford did not have the equipment to provide a quick test result (perhaps because they are not playing at home due to Covid restrictions in Santa Clara County). The player had six more negative tests since Thursday afternoon.

The Trojans tried to reschedule the Stanford game for Monday but Stanford balked. Under conference rules both teams must agree to a rescheduled date. It is very likely Stanford didn’t want to play the Trojans without its three missing starters.”

Still very interesting how it all went down & I am not ruling out the Vegas involvement in all of this. I just find it hard to believe an institute such as Stanford not having any access to any rapid tests, especially when the player involved had several negative tests from the time they left LA to Santa Clara + add to the fact Stanford didn’t want to reschedule but played a game vs UCLA..Oh well, it’s over & done with.