1:35 PM ET Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio — A man accused of threatening a shooting at Ohio State and vowing to hurt players on the football team is now scheduled for a change of plea hearing, according to a Wednesday court filing. Such changes of plea hearings are typically held when a defendant switches a plea from not guilty to guilty. An indictment unsealed late last year in federal court in Columbus accuses Daniel Rippy of making the “electronic communication” threat from California during the 2018 Michigan-Ohio State game in Columbus, which the Buckeyes won 62-39. Rippy threatened a shooting at the school and said: “I’m seriously going to hurt the students and all of the players from the football team,” according to the Sept. 26 indictment. Rippy previously entered a not guilty plea before Judge Algenon Marbley, who ordered him to remain in detention. The change of plea hearing…
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