Ohio State starters Shaun Wade and Wyatt Davis may still play in 2020 despite previously opting out, with the Big Ten reviving its season in October. The Big Ten is reportedly reviving its football season, per CBS Sports, with the conference now set to kick off in late October after previously postponing the fall season. The reversal brings teams like Ohio State, Michigan, and Wisconsin back into the College Football Playoff equation, and allows fans to see stars like Buckeyes quarterback Justin Fields play one more time. However, with an abundance of opt-outs already complicating the Big Ten landscape, the Buckeyes, in particular, could be getting some high-end talent back. Guard Wyatt Davis and cornerback Shaun Wade are projected first-rounders in the 2021 NFL Draft, and both are now reportedly reconsidering their opt-out decisions following the Big Ten’s announcement. Ryan Day said Ohio State is still in contact with Davis,…
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