COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day made a pre-emptive strike Thursday against any Big Ten assertion that it cannot play football this fall. Day released a statement Thursday criticizing what he called “disappointing and unclear” information from the Big Ten. He said players and parents have asked him numerous questions that he cannot answer because the Big Ten has not been more forthcoming with its reasoning behind the cancellation of fall sports and the continued lack of a play for another season. But Day also said the Big Ten has already explored an earlier return to play than the Thanksgiving weekend or January options publicly discussed. According to Day, the Big Ten’s medical subcommittee created “a safe pathway towards returning to play in mid-October.” Day himself was the first to propose the January plan publicly, immediately after the league’s presidents and chancellors voted Aug. 11 to cancel…
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