Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has been at the forefront of fighting the CoVID-19 since the outbreak first became public knowledge back in March. The governor is also a big Buckeye fan, as he’s had season-tickets for Ohio State football games for many years. He was asked at his Tuesday press conference if he still thinks Ohio State can and should be able to play football this fall, and whether or not the Big Ten made the right decision in postponing the start of the season. “Well, I don’t know whether they made the right call or not,” DeWine said. “But I certainly think there is a decent chance of there being a season in football for the Big Ten, for Ohio State, which is what we’re really concerned about. I talked to (Ohio State athletic director) Gene Smith about that issue earlier today. I am not going to disclose our…
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