We're living in uncertain times during the COVID-19 outbreak, but Ohio is gonna get through it together – and have some fun along the way.
If you've been wondering how Ryan Day's been handling his quarantine, there's a solid chance he's been doing pretty much the same thing as you.
Ryan Day said he and his wife binged "Tiger King" on Netflix over the past week.
— Dan Hope (@Dan_Hope) March 25, 2020
"That was very entertaining, to say the least."
Ryan Day on quarantine food: "I kind of like to work the Crock-Pot."
— Joey Kaufman (@joeyrkaufman) March 25, 2020
Reminder: we're all in this together. And we've all got a true-crime docu-series about an eccentric big cat enthusiast named Joe Exotic to get us through it.
The Latest
- Ohio has 867 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 15 deaths.
- A new device allows one ventilator to support up to four patients.
- An interactive tool to show how the pandemic plays out under different circumstances.
- OHSAA officially cancels winter sports tournaments due to the coronavirus.
Let's Laugh
Franklin County made the soul-crushing decision to suspend the weekly Wednesday noon emergency siren test, erasing one of the last bits of normalcy from our upheaved lives.
But in the midst of the darkness, a hero emerged.
A little something to liven up this depressing semester from r/OSU
Someone get this man a megaphone.
Humans Being Human
Non-Profit Dominos
A Dayton Dominos restaurant is stepping up to help out its employees during the time of need, going non-profit for the next 12 weeks and distributing all the money to its workers, even if they're on sick leave.
Via Reddit.
The Reddit comments seem to indicate this is not the only Dominos in the state to do this, which is even more awesome.
Big Kat Helping Out
Andy Katzenmoyer is looking out for folks, hooking everyone up with some free mobile workouts to make sure they can be healthy and active during a time when everyone should stay home.
Lord knows I could use it.
Take Me Home
We're still in March and there's still no basketball, so I thought it would be a stellar time to remind you all how damn good Evan Turner was at Ohio State.
