Ohio State football coach Ryan Day was caught off guard by reports the Big Ten could cancel fall sports. “We put the schedule out last week and the schedule was designed to have some flexibility in that,” Day said during an appearance on ESPN2. Players push back as reports put Big Ten season in peril “Our job is to create the safest environment possible for these young men, present it to them and allow the players and their parents and their coaches to then decide if it’s safe enough. But because this this schedule has provided some flexibility, I think that we need to certainly not cancel the season.” While the Buckeyes are currently set to start the season Sept. 3 at Illinois, Day pointed out there are already alternate plans that could see the Big Ten begin on Sept. 26 or even the first week of October. “I think…
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