Joey Kaufman | Buckeye Xtra The wait has been agonizing. During each of the previous five weekends, Ryan Day has watched games unfold across several major conferences in college football. “Most of it’s been torture,” Day said. “Just not being able to play in games and watching these games has been really hard.” When Day spoke with reporters on a Zoom call Tuesday afternoon, 11 more days stood between his Ohio State team and the start of its pandemic-shortened season in the Big Ten. The intervening period ahead of the Oct. 24 season opener against Nebraska has been difficult on the Buckeyes coach largely because games are so synonymous with fall Saturdays. At this time last year, Ohio State had played six games, half of the regular-season schedule. The absence of games hits Day as well when he watches his son’s youth league team. “It’s just amazing that it’s the end of…
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