COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day believes public health remains the top priority as his sport determines how to return from shutdowns related to the coronavirus pandemic. However, with much speculation as to whether the 2020 college football season can or should happen, Day said the main topic in Big Ten meetings has been how much time teams will need to prepare for a season once restrictions are lifted. Appearing on ESPN’s “Get Up” program Friday morning, the Buckeye coach said he believes a six-week period is necessary so teams can build up to full pads contact. “I think the starting point as coaches sounds like about six weeks,” Day said. “Whether it’s more or less, that’s what we have to work through. When are we allowed to put pads on? How much time do we need leading up to putting pads on and actually practicing? “I…
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