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Ohio State says it is looking at allowing fans in the stadium utilizing stringent social distancing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith said Wednesday that his athletic department has run several social distancing models that could allow upwards of 50,000 spectators in a stadium that holds 100,000.
"We've played with that a little bit as a framework to start as we move forward and think about what we'd ultimately be allowed to do," Smith told reporters before later clarifying the low-end estimate in a tweet.
"We're fortunate, with 100,000 seats in the stadium," he said. "So could we implement the current CDC guidelines, state guidelines around physical distancing, mask requirements and all those types of things in an outdoor environment and have obviously significantly less fans than we are used to? I think it's possible. I just feel like we have the talent and skill and space capacity to provide an opportunity for a certain number of fans to have access to our particular stadium. Of course, that wouldn't be true across the country because of capacity. But I think we can get there."
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