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OL Coach Greg Studrawa (Official Thread)

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pnuts34 said:
Especially when you coach a position that your home state has talent at, every freaking year!
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That's what I'd like to see most I think now that you point out.

Really press Ohio hard for OL and go national route for the skill spots.

Ohio produces a ton of OL and LB prospects IMO so why make it harder on yourself.

I'm really starting to think Stud, Greg and Bill are out.
 
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Football: Greg Studrawa continues to make decisions through head coaching change

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Ryan Day is focused on the Rose Bowl.

Although Day has not been shy in expressing his feelings towards taking the Ohio State head coaching job after his stint as offensive coordinator for the past two seasons under head coach Urban Meyer, the current offensive coordinator would not disclose the specifics of the position, the decisions he will make after he officially takes the job on Jan. 2.

He has not disclosed information regarding his coaching staff for the 2019 season other than taking the interim tag off wide receivers coach Brian Hartline on Dec. 8.

“Right now it’s all about winning this game,” Day said. “It’s on us right now. That’s where the focus is.”

Offensive line coach Greg Studrawa is one of the position coaches seemingly in limbo, not knowing whether his contract will be retained when Day officially takes over.

Studrawa has a similar story to many other coaches on the roster, including defensive coordinator Greg Schiano and linebackers coach Billy Davis. After leaving the offensive line coaching job at Maryland in 2015, Studrawa joined the Ohio State staff because of a close friend: Meyer.

“I’m going to miss him, obviously, because we are friends,” Studrawa said. “I came back to coach for him and obviously that is a part of our relationship that I am going to miss, seeing him every day and doing those things.”

Studrawa knows his job is in flux, something he said is part of the business. He said he has to focus on his current job: getting his offensive line ready for its Rose Bowl matchup with Washington on Tuesday.

However, Studrawa said he has been given no indication that he would be losing his position after the leadership change from Day. He and Day have discussed plans for the future on the offensive line, significant plans that are vital for success of the line in 2019.

“We’ve had discussions of when we get back, what is going to happen with the line, how are we going to get this thing moving forward,” Studrawa said. “Those things, we have talked about a plan with him being the boss.”

Entire article: https://www.thelantern.com/2018/12/...-make-decisions-through-head-coaching-change/
 
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