For those Ohio State football-obsessed fans who have been studying the 2020 schedule and imagining each Buckeye win, throw what you thought out the window. Those of you who had trips booked to Eugene or were planning on seeing the Scarlet and Gray open against Bowling Green, you might want to make other plans. The Big Ten announced on Thursday that its teams would play only conference games in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, meaning all non-conference games were scratched. (And if you go to the schedule on Ohio State’s website, they’ve already been marked canceled.) This opens up the first three weeks of the college football season, and potentially Week 0, for “flexibility” in case games need to be postponed and moved. What the 2020 Big Ten schedule will look like is unknown. Gene Smith said on a teleconference on Thursday details on the schedule are yet to…
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