COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football opened fall camp on Friday without head coach Urban Meyer. Meyer is on leave as the university investigates allegations that he knew about alleged domestic abuse committed by former receivers coach Zach Smith. With that investigation ongoing, and attention turned toward Columbus, Ohio State opted to close Friday’s practice and keep players and coaches from conducting interviews. That makes sense given the circumstances. The hope is that we’ll be able to talk to these guys about football sometime soon, because with all of this going on and how this shakes out, the Buckeyes will still play games this year and there are interesting questions to ask about the team. Ohio State will practice 24 more times before the season opener against Oregon State on Sept. 1. On Friday, Doug Lesmerises and I were at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center for … well, I don’t really…
Continue Reading: Ohio State football opened camp and … we saw nothing (anyway here's two guys in a parking lot)
