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Hstead
Legend
The play calling has been very good so far through three games. I am not sure how much of that is Day and how much is Wilson, but whatever the combination it is please give me more. There have not been many times I have cussed the play calling this year that I can think of. Of course we hammered two cupcakes, but I can recall being furious at times when we couldn't move the ball against a few cupcakes when Captain Dickhead Beck was at the helm.
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Urban going to Gene in the off season to get more money and a coach in waiting title for Ryan Day:
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Trevi
Hall of Fame
Found this tidbit today, for anyone wondering if Day was going to receive additional compensation:
Same article noted Urban lost about $570,000 from suspension.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...alf-million-ohio-state-suspension/1357703002/
Same article noted Urban lost about $570,000 from suspension.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...alf-million-ohio-state-suspension/1357703002/
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
RYAN DAY APPROACHING HIS JOB THE SAME WAY DESPITE “ONE LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT”
For the first time all season, Ryan Day will be able to focus solely on his roles as Ohio State’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach when the Buckeyes play their fourth game of the season against Tulane on Saturday.
With Urban Meyer back from his three-game suspension, Day no longer has to balance those responsibilities with the added responsibility of being the acting head coach. But while that does ease the burden on his shoulders a bit, Day says that hasn’t changed the way he’s approaching his job.
“It’s one less thing to worry about,” Day said Wednesday in his first media availability since Meyer’s return. “But the job of coaching the quarterbacks, and working with (fellow offensive coordinator) Kevin (Wilson) and the rest of the guys on the offense, is still a major task. It takes a lot of work. And we get here early in the morning, we leave late at night. We never quite stop thinking about our jobs. So it’s our responsibility to make sure we’re doing the best we can for these kids. So it’ll be the same this week.”
While Day is now able to spend more time working solely with the offense and specifically the quarterbacks, his quarterbacks and other offensive players say he already made sure to invest plenty of time in them even while he was the acting head coach.
“I feel like it’s going to be the same,” said wide receiver K.J. Hill. “He has the same energy, like he did before when Coach Meyer was here and after, so I feel like it’ll be the same.”
One thing that will be different now than it was last year is that Day, who sat next to Wilson in the press box last year as a co-offensive coordinator, will now be calling offensive plays from the sideline (with Wilson still in the booth). Day said he made that move because of the level of comfort he and his quarterbacks developed with being able to interact with one another face-to-face on the field during the first three games this season.
“It just kind of happened organically,” Day said. “We’re in that routine and we just don’t want to change it. I think they like it, and I kind of like it, so we’re going to keep it going.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ame-way-despite-one-less-thing-to-worry-about
For the first time all season, Ryan Day will be able to focus solely on his roles as Ohio State’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach when the Buckeyes play their fourth game of the season against Tulane on Saturday.
With Urban Meyer back from his three-game suspension, Day no longer has to balance those responsibilities with the added responsibility of being the acting head coach. But while that does ease the burden on his shoulders a bit, Day says that hasn’t changed the way he’s approaching his job.
“It’s one less thing to worry about,” Day said Wednesday in his first media availability since Meyer’s return. “But the job of coaching the quarterbacks, and working with (fellow offensive coordinator) Kevin (Wilson) and the rest of the guys on the offense, is still a major task. It takes a lot of work. And we get here early in the morning, we leave late at night. We never quite stop thinking about our jobs. So it’s our responsibility to make sure we’re doing the best we can for these kids. So it’ll be the same this week.”
While Day is now able to spend more time working solely with the offense and specifically the quarterbacks, his quarterbacks and other offensive players say he already made sure to invest plenty of time in them even while he was the acting head coach.
“I feel like it’s going to be the same,” said wide receiver K.J. Hill. “He has the same energy, like he did before when Coach Meyer was here and after, so I feel like it’ll be the same.”
One thing that will be different now than it was last year is that Day, who sat next to Wilson in the press box last year as a co-offensive coordinator, will now be calling offensive plays from the sideline (with Wilson still in the booth). Day said he made that move because of the level of comfort he and his quarterbacks developed with being able to interact with one another face-to-face on the field during the first three games this season.
“It just kind of happened organically,” Day said. “We’re in that routine and we just don’t want to change it. I think they like it, and I kind of like it, so we’re going to keep it going.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ame-way-despite-one-less-thing-to-worry-about
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
He won't be come December, you know that some very lucrative head coaching offers will come rolling in.
We'll hate to see him go; however, you can't begrudge a guy for wanting to advance in his chosen profession. He will be yet another branch on Urban Meyer's "coaching tree".....
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Onebuckfan
classof76
Hopeful better than the ASH branchHe won't be come December, you know that some very lucrative head coaching offers will come rolling in.
We'll hate to see him go; however, you can't begrudge a guy for wanting to advance in his chosen profession. He will be yet another branch on Urban Meyer's "coaching tree".....
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