CLEVELAND, Ohio — Former Ohio State wide receiver Roy Hall felt sick to his stomach when he contracted COVID-19. He felt like throwing up, like he didn’t want to do anything. He felt like he’d lost to Michigan. “I would argue that the feeling that you get when you lose to That Team Up North is similar,” Hall told cleveland.com this week. “You don’t want to face the public. You don’t want to talk to your family members. You don’t even want to deal with your teammates because of how awful you feel after losing that game.” Hall, a Buckeye from 2002-06, only lost one game to the Wolverines in five seasons. But he, along with former teammates Nate Salley (DB, 2002-2005) and Tyler Everett (DB, 2002-2005), still wear the pain from their 2003 loss. It resurfaced last year after watching the 2021 team end their winning streak at eight…
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