Author: Ben Axelrod, Dave “Dino” DeNatale, 10TV Web Staff Published: 4:44 PM EDT September 10, 2020 Updated: 4:49 PM EDT September 10, 2020 COLUMBUS, Ohio — As the Big Ten continues to stall in its attempt to come up with a plan to have a football season, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has taken his frustration out on social media. In a letter posted on Twitter, Day said that while he understands the conference’s decision to postpone its season due to health and safety considerations over COVID-19, he said the communication of information following that decision has been “disappointing and often unclear”. “However, we still have an opportunity to give our young men what they have worked so hard for: a chance to safely compete for a national championship this fall,” Day said, adding that he couldn’t be prouder of how his team, medical personnel and university leaderships have…
Continue Reading: 'Why can't they play?': Ohio State head coach Ryan Day pens letter of frustration to Big Ten as Buckeyes remain sidelined due to COVID-19
