San Diego State Faces Mumps Outbreak Ahead of Opener

San Diego State University's football team is dealing with a mumps outbreak, according to ESPN. This health issue arises as the team prepares for their Pac-12 opener against Texas State. The outbreak could potentially impact the team's performance and player availability for the upcoming game.

Mumps is a contagious viral infection that can affect athletic teams due to close contact among players. The university is likely taking measures to contain the outbreak and ensure the health and safety of its players and staff. The situation is being monitored closely as the team approaches their important conference opener.