COLUMBUS, Ohio — For at least one day, Terrelle Pryor’s ban from working out on Ohio State’s campus will be lifted early.
Provided that the former Ohio State quarterback is still on the Cleveland Brownsroster when they scrimmage at Ohio Stadium in August, the converted wide receiver will be allowed to participate despite continuing to serve a five-year ban for his role in the scandal that ended Jim Tressel’s career with the program.
“He should be allowed to participate as a member of the Cleveland Browns when they are on campus at Ohio State in August, if he is a member of the team,” an Ohio State spokesman confirmed Wednesday. “His participation should be identical to that of all team members, with no special accommodations provided to him due to his Ohio State affiliation.”
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