The state of Ohio will soon select 24 applicants out of a field of 185 to cultivate medical marijuana, which Governor John Kasich signed into law last June.
As first reported by Tom Knox of Columbus Business First, former Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith (right), Cleveland Glenville High School coach Ted Ginn Sr. (center), and former Cleveland Browns playmaker Eric Metcalf are hoping to wade into the weed game.
The trio hope to bring a dispensary to the Cleveland area by attending a state hearing in the Columbus suburb of Reynoldsburg on Tuesday.
Former Buckeye and Heisman winner Troy Smith says head trauma from football is part of reason why he's interested in marijuana dispensaries
— Tom Knox (@TomKnoxBiz1st) July 11, 2017
Troy Smith says marijuana can help college football players and players after their careers end. Dispensaries would be in Cleveland area
— Tom Knox (@TomKnoxBiz1st) July 11, 2017
No doubt Browns fans would at least enjoy a temporary reprieve from reality.
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