This is no ordinary year in college football or anywhere else. To underscore that, Ohio State football coach Ryan Day described some of the precautions members of the coaching staff are taking to help prevent COVID-19 from getting into the football facility. “It’s very difficult because for those of us who have school-aged children at home, it’s very, very difficult and we have to make sacrifices,” Day said Friday. “Some of us are not sleeping in our homes, and it’s not easy.” Start time set for Buckeyes’ opener Ohio State began regularly testing players and staff members who are exposed to players when voluntary workouts resumed in June, but the regimen changed this week with implementation of what the Big Ten is calling “Return to Competition testing.” As of Wednesday, all Big Ten players and staff personnel in “close-contact sports” such as football were to be administered rapid antigen tests…
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