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Ryan Day Adjusts Role at Ohio State, Embraces New Challenges

Ohio State's head coach Ryan Day is giving up play-calling duties to focus on broader team management amid college football's evolving landscape.

Dec 29, 2023; Arlington, Texas, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes safety Sonny Styles (6) walks off the field after losing 14-3 to Missouri Tigers in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic at AT&T Stadium.
Dec 29, 2023; Arlington, Texas, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Lincoln Kienholz (12) replaced injured starting quarterback Devin Brown (33) in the second quarter against Missouri Tigers during the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic at AT&T Stadium.
Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien talks with quarterback Bailey Zappe during a game against the Chargers on Dec. 3.
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Overview

  • Ryan Day, Ohio State's head coach, is stepping down from play-calling duties to adapt to the changing demands of college football.
  • Day's decision comes after a year of reflection and the realization that the sport's evolution requires a broader focus beyond just game strategy.
  • The move is part of Day's effort to balance the complexities of managing a top-tier college football program, including dealing with the transfer portal, NIL, and recruiting challenges.
  • Ohio State welcomes new talent, including defensive end Dominic Kirks, as the team prepares for the 2024 season with high expectations.
  • Day's personal life also highlights his role as a father, guiding his son RJ Day's budding football career, showcasing the coach's commitment to development both on and off the field.