COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State won’t be playing football in the fall, but head coach Ryan Day made it clear that he wants to see a potential spring season as early as January. A potential eight-week season, along with a postseason, would allow the early enrollee from the 2021 recruiting class to be eligible for two seasons in one calendar year. He sees the early start as a recruiting incentive for a class that already features 18 commits and ranks first in the country. “I think there’s some excitement about the possibility of playing two seasons in one year,” Day said. “I think that’s a really exciting thing for them to consider. I’m going to fight really, really hard so that if I’m a mid-year guy coming in and we do play in January, I’ll have the opportunity to play in January and also in the fall, and it only…
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