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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez says the total number of positive COVID-19 cases within the Badgers’ football program has increased to 22.
 
 that 12 football players and 10 staffers have tested positive. Alvarez said school officials would decide Tuesday whether to go ahead with the Badgers' scheduled Nov. 7 home game with Purdue.
 “We’re still having additions in our cases, and that’s something we’ve got to get our arms around and control it,” Alvarez said.
 The Badgers (1-0) had been scheduled to play at Nebraska (0-1) on Saturday, but Wisconsin officials announced Wednesday they were calling off that game and pausing team activities for a week due to a coronavirus outbreak within the program. The Wisconsin-Nebraska game won't be rescheduled.
 
 that six players and six staffers – including head coach Paul Chryst – had tested positive since Oct. 24, the day after its 
 
 by saying two more staffers and one additional player had tested positive. The Thursday update indicated the football program had a total of 16 active cases, and that 15 of them had come since Oct. 24.
 Wisconsin announced Saturday that Chryst has been told he could return to work as early as Thursday if he remains symptom-free. That date was determined after Chryst consulted with university health services and local health officials.
 School officials also said Saturday that the 22 active cases include seven confirmed positive tests (five players, two staffers) since that Thursday update.
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 This story has been corrected to show that the Purdue-Wisconsin game is scheduled for Nov. 7, not Sept. 7.
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Athletic director: Wisconsin has 22 positive COVID-19 cases