BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — When looking back to before the 2020 college football season started, Indiana fans probably liked Ohio State a little more than they did by the National Championship game Monday night. After the Big Ten announced in August that it would be postponing the season until potentially the spring time, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day, quarterback Justin Fields and the Buckeye fan base were among the loudest in trying to get that decision reversed. That’s not to say Indiana didn’t want to have a season or Tom Allen and Scott Dolson weren’t more vocal behind the scenes, but the Hoosiers kept reinforcing it wasn’t their decision to make and they wanted to listen to the medical experts. It also doesn’t mean Ohio State gets all the credit that a Big Ten season happened this fall, but when the Big Ten changed the minimum six-game requirement to get…
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