Ohio State’s sports teams have been physically separated from each other for over a month, and there's no timetable yet for when they’ll be able to return to campus and reconvene in person. So they’ve had to rely on technology to stay connected.
Under normal circumstances, the Ohio State football team would have spent the last month-and-a-half practicing and meeting before wrapping up their spring with the spring game last Saturday. Instead, they never restarted practice after spring break due to the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s unlikely they’ll be able to start summer workouts as scheduled, either.
As such, Ryan Day and his Buckeyes – and every other Ohio State sports team – have had to adjust to do whatever they can to prepare for the 2020 season, which they hope will start on time, even though most players are back at their families’ homes and spread out all over the country.