Coronavirus has shut down the sports world. As the pandemic continues, many leagues and teams are evaluating possible solutions to bring sports back. For the Ohio State Buckeyes, this means having to evaluate what would happen if football games are played without any spectators. © Ralph Freso/Getty Images Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day Estimates show that without any fans, the Buckeyes would lose $50 million. They have the sixth-largest stadium in the country, and when it’s full, it brings in some serious cash. According to Athletic Director Gene Smith, each game would cost around $5 million to $7 million, and the entire season would add up to a concerning sum. Despite the losses, Ohio State has had one of the most lucrative athletic departments in the country lately. They made over $205 million last season, making them the third-highest earning university in the country. Gene Smith said Ohio…
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