Until last week, the news announced Tuesday by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine would have been cause for celebration for Ohio State football fans: All sports in the state of Ohio – including football and other contact sports – will be allowed to proceed forward this fall. Now, it’s just another reason for the Buckeyes and their fans to wonder why they’re no longer able to play this fall. Thanks to Tuesday’s decision by DeWine, the Ohio high school football season will begin as scheduled next week. Middle school and youth teams in the state will be playing games this fall, too. The Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and the rest of the NFL remain on track to begin their season in September, and the Cincinnati Bearcats are also set to represent the state in FBS college football this fall, at least as of now. From high school stadiums on Friday night…
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