The Ohio State athletic department, like the rest of the country, is going through a strange time due to the coronavirus outbreak. As is the case for many in our nation, Buckeye coaches, staff and players are all at home with their families, as the athletic facilities and all sports were shut down for the remainder of the year. Despite the gloomy situation, Scarlet and Gray sports have attempted to stay positive and continue to do as much as possible while following stay-at-home orders around the country. On Monday, the Ohio State football team coordinated an effort on Twitter to thank all the medical personnel, front line people and anyone who continues to risk their health to help fight this disease. On Tuesday, Buckeye men’s basketball head coach Chris Holtmann took things a step further, visiting the Ohio State Public Safety Office “to thank the staff for their service and…
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