Not long after Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren confirmed the Big Ten’s cancelation of fall sports will not be revisited, Ohio State released some of its plans for getting the Buckeyes back on the field. “We thank our fans for their passion and support,” Ohio State director of athletics Gene Smith wrote in a statement. “This has been a very difficult time for Buckeye Nation, and we want you all to know that we hear your voices and we share your passion. We want to play the game. We will have our student-athletes back to competition as soon as possible.” Parents demand answers week after sports wiped out He called the Big Ten’s decision, which the league has termed postponement, “a temporary delay” and said Ohio State is “actively planning for the winter and spring seasons for all sports, including the return of football.” Though no games will be played,…
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