COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football has grown accustomed to roster interruptions due to coronavirus, having played without key starters each of its past three games. That does not make a new recurrence leading into Monday’s College Football Playoff national championship against Alabama any less of a gut punch. Buckeyes coach Ryan Day said the program has learned to bounce back from this disappointments and prepare for the next opponent. Day reiterated that Ohio State remains on track to play Monday despite any personnel setbacks. He spoke a few minutes after leaving the field from Thursday’s practice. “You can feel sorry for yourself or you can continue to work on and push through,” Day said. “The hard thing is, at the end of the day, most people watch the game and the result is the result “For us, that’s why the story of the season is so amazing to me.…
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