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.

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.