Summary
Ohio State's head coach, Ryan Day, has decided to take back his old role of calling offensive plays for the team. This change comes as offensive coordinator Brian Hartline shifts his focus to coaching wide receivers and managing his new head coaching job at Southern Florida. Ohio State is preparing to face Miami, known for its strong defense, in an upcoming game.
Key Facts
- Ryan Day is Ohio State's head coach and will now handle the offensive playcalling.
- Brian Hartline, previously in charge of playcalling, will focus on coaching wide receivers and his new head coaching role at Southern Florida.
- Day previously handed playcalling duties to Chip Kelly, which helped Ohio State win a National Championship.
- Chip Kelly moved to the NFL, leading to Hartline's promotion last year.
- Day mentioned his intention to reduce Hartline's responsibilities due to his busy new role.
- Ohio State's next opponent, Miami, has a strong defense with NFL-level players.
- Day aims to keep the offense functioning well and utilizes insights gained from Hartline and Kelly.
