Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day advocated for the Big Ten to play an eight-game season starting in January. After the Big Ten announced that it was postponing its fall sports seasons, many began to wonder what a spring college football season might look like and if one was even viable. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has an idea. RELATED: More Ohio State football coverage from WKYC Speaking to reporters on a Zoom conference call on Wednesday, Day was adamant about the need for his conference to resume some sort of season. Asked what a spring season might look like, the second-year Buckeyes head coach had specifics in mind, pitching an eight-week schedule that would begin in early-January. “We’ve got to start it as soon as we can,” Day said. “I think starting the first week of January would be the way to go.” In…
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