We’ve likely seen the last of Ohio State star Justin Fields as a college quarterback, an unfortunate reality in an unprecedented time for several of college football’s spotlighted players. Following the Big Ten’s decision to nix the 2020 season on Tuesday, Fields responded with a succinct tweet that summed up his emotions after a devastating move by the nation’s most lucrative league. Fields, who led the Buckeyes to a Big Ten championship last season and College Football Playoff berth as a Heisman Finalist, had previously been vocal on social media about playing the 2020 football season on-time before the Big Ten ultimately pulled the plug for at least fall 2020. Fields was among the many players involved in the #WeWantToPlay movement, and even tweeted that “there’s been too much work put in” to put the season on hold. “We’re disappointed, we really are,” Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith said…
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