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Welcome back to Buckeye Talk.

It's after midnight Doug Le Maurice in my basement in Ohio,

Nathan Baird in Champaign, Illinois, where there will not be a game on Saturday.

The Ohio State Illinois game canceled.

Of course, you know that as you listen to this.

We're going to talk about what we know, why it happened, what's next for the Ohio State

Buckeyes.

We're going to try to keep it tight and as we gather more information if we hear things Saturday if there's more news Saturday we will come back into another pod. So we're going to keep you guys updated. We appreciate you listening to

Buckeye Talk. Nathan is in Champaign. Let's talk about what we know. On Friday afternoon, Ohio State said they're going to do more

coronavirus testing, but the plan still at that

point was for Ohio State to fly to Champaign on Saturday morning. We were all

thinking about logistics. How can they do it? Well they'll leave around 8 a.m.

for the noon Eastern game and it's only an hour flight and it's a charter and then whatever it was 1030, 11 o'clock at night on Friday night. The fact that more positive cases were found in the round of testing Friday afternoon is what put this over the edge and Nathan just to be frank with people like that part of it does not seem like great news to me.

That there has been daily testing and over the last couple days at least,

they have gathered more and more positive tests, including head coach Ryan Day,

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