So you’re saying there’s a chance. When the Big Ten voted Tuesday to postpone all fall sports, including football, it left open the possibility that they could return in the spring, depending on where things stand with the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up for Rutgers Sports Insider: Get exclusive news, behind-the-scenes observations and the ability to text message directly with beat writers On Wednesday, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day made his pitch to get the kids back on the field as soon as possible. Per ESPN: He said he thinks the Big Ten could begin play in early January with an eight- or nine-game schedule and, even with postseason play, end before the NFL draft. Day’s plan would allow NFL prospects — such as Buckeyes quarterback Justin Fields — to play the season in college. He also wants incoming recruits who enroll midyear to be eligible for a spring 2021 season. … “I’m…
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