During an offseason with plenty of questions about whether or not there would be a college football season in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, there was talk about what the players were willing to do so they could play. In order to have a “safe field” each Saturday, the players would have to sacrifice, not seeing friends or family as often or living the life of a normal college student. According to Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields, not having a normal life in order to play football this fall is a small price to pay so they can achieve a bigger goal. But the players aren’t the only ones sacrificing. “This has been a difficult time because we understand the ramifications and the consequences for our health, but also just in terms of playing a season, of testing positive,” Buckeye head coach Ryan Day said on Friday. “And that’s for…
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