After the Oklahoma Sooners became the latest school to announce on Friday that they intend to play football in the fall with a full capacity crowd on hand, Ohio State fans are wondering when similar news may come to watch their beloved Buckeyes. Ohio governor Mike DeWine seems optimistic that things are trending that direction in Columbus. DeWine met with reporters on Friday afternoon following an appearance in Cleveland, during which he addressed Ohio’s CoVID-19 response. With Major League Baseball’s Opening Day just a few short weeks away, DeWine said he’s hopeful that stadium will be full sooner than later. “I’ve described Opening Day in Cleveland — Indians at 30 percent capacity, but we could be moving away from that by May 1,” DeWine told WKYC’s Ben Axelrod. “I would hope by the time we get to July 4, we might be full capacity.” After Texas and Mississippi ended statewide…
Continue Reading: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Gives Promising Outlook for Ohio State Football Fan Attendance
