By MARK SCHLABACH via <a href=”http://espn.go.com/” title=”ESPN” class=”espn_sc_byline”>ESPN </a> via August 6, 2020, 7:39 PM 2 min read Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Email this article Michigan and Ohio State will meet in the Horseshoe on Oct. 24 if the upcoming college football season is played, but their head coaches aren’t waiting to exchange strong words. During a conference call among Big Ten coaches on Monday, Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh reportedly interrupted Ohio State’s Ryan Day and accused the Buckeyes of breaking rules regarding on-field instruction. Harbaugh asked Day about a photo that purportedly showed Buckeyes assistant Al Washington working with Ohio State’s linebackers. NCAA rules don’t permit on-field instruction until Friday. “How about I worry about my team and you worry about yours?” Day told Harbaugh, according to Bucknuts.com. During an Ohio State team meeting later Monday, according to Bucknuts, Day purportedly told his players that the Wolverines better…
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