The college football season begins this weekend, and Ohio State kicks off its season in a little over a week when it travels to Minneapolis to take on Big Ten foe Minnesota. It’s an on-time start, and that’s a lot better than what we were dealing with last year with the on-again, off-again, kind of on-again, abbreviated COVID-19 Big Ten football season. But the pandemic is far from over. The delta variant has resulted in a rise in case counts, hospitalizations and fear that life is not as close to back to normal as we all hoped in the early summer. That of course makes many wonder what will happen to sports in general, and college football should an outbreak occur. The Big Ten finally, mercifully, came out with its stance on the matter a few days ago, falling in line with other conferences and mandating a forfeit if a team…
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