Ohio State's five-year dissociation of Terrelle Pryor — a self-imposed penalty from the fallout of Tatgate — ended July 26th.
Saturday, Pryor made his first appearance on Ohio State's campus since the end of the ban. Now a Cleveland Browns wide receiver, Pryor appeared ahead of the Browns' open practice at Ohio Stadium.
"It's over, it's great," Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith told cleveland.com at Big Ten media days. "He'd be welcomed back with open arms. He's a grown man now."
Ohio State didn't roll out the red carpet for this occasion, but at least nobody questioned if he'd be allowed on campus in the first place—an improvement on last year's Browns scrimmage.
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