Tony Alford Leaves Ohio State for Michigan, Shaking Up Coaching Dynamics
Ohio State's most tenured offensive assistant, Tony Alford, has made a significant move to Michigan, marking a rare instance of rivalry pilfering.
- Tony Alford, Ohio State's most tenured offensive assistant, has left to become the run game coordinator at Michigan.
- This move comes as a major jolt to Ohio State's coaching staff during the second week of spring practice.
- For the first time since 2019, a coach has moved from Ohio State to Michigan, highlighting the intense rivalry between the two programs.
- Alford's departure is seen as both a professional decision and a personal blow to Ohio State.
- Ohio State's football program also showcases a promising 'freak' freshman receiver, Jeremiah Smith, who is already impressing veterans.