It’s a brave new world and Ohio State is embracing it — albeit with some rules out in the new wild west of name, image, and likeness. As of July 1, student-athletes can now use their stature to make money, and with Governor DeWine signing an executive order in the Buckeye State, many OSU athletes have already pulled the trigger on such arrangements. © Provided by Buckeyes Wire Ohio State AD Gene Smith says B1G could re-evaluate fans in stands And in case you thought it was some choppy waters to navigate with everyone kind of learning on the fly, you’d be kind of, sort of,– um right. However, the fine folks at Ohio State have tried to put some guidelines in place for its athletes to stay between the scarlet and gray guardrails if you will. And, thanks to a release from the OSU athletic department on Thursday, we have a…
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