Rick Scuteri/Associated Press Some members of Ohio State’s football staff are taking extreme measures as the Buckeyes prepare to begin their 2020 season against Nebraska on Oct. 24. Head coach Ryan Day explained how some coaches are refraining from staying at their homes. “Didn’t put any guidelines in place or tell somebody how to handle their business at all,” Day said, per ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. “We just talked about how having school-aged children who are going to school is a risk. They’re at school, they’re exposed. Some of the sports leagues are still going on and they’re playing. It’s an exposure, it’s an unknown, so to be aware of it; each guy’s handling it their own way.” This article will be updated to provide more information on this story as it becomes available.
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