COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State coach Ryan Day has not shut the door on fall football in 2020. Day spent much of a Wednesday zoom call with reporters hammering the concept of starting a purported “spring” season in early January. However, Day said talks are ongoing — possibly only at Ohio State and possibly informally — about some option to compete this fall. Athletic director Gene Smith confirmed to cleveland.com that OSU is “asking questions and looking for answers” as to its possible options. “That’s a fluid situation,” Day said. “I know Gene and I talked again this morning at length about this. We’re still exploring all those options. “… This thing’s moving. It’s changing and we are looking at everything, I can promise you that.” In the full context of the question, Day was asked if even scrimmages against other like-minded Big Ten programs was an option. An Ohio…
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