Ohio State Football Ryan Day Press Conference

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Ohio State football coach Ryan Day, players speak after win vs Rutgers

After Ohio State football’s 42‑9 win over Rutgers on Nov. 22, coach Ryan Day and players spoke about what went into the victory without wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate and how the Bucke...

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Jeremiah Smith, Carnell Tate injury updates: Latest on Ohio State football’s stars before The Game

Ohio State football coach Ryan Day provided a bit of an update Monday on receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate as the Buckeyes prepare to face Michigan this weekend.

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What Ohio State coach Ryan Day said about the health of Jeremiah Smith, Carnell Tate and more during his Tuesday press conference

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State coach Ryan Day has his team at 10-0 and headed into a Senior Day matchup against Rutgers on Saturday. The Buckeyes have just one game left before the Michigan game, which means there will be a focus on staying sharp and getting healthy this week. Here’s everything Day said at his Tuesday press conference:

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Last year it was 'war'. Now, Ryan Day enters The Game bulletproof

If you call it “war” like Day did last season, there’s an obvious be-all, end-all connotation to your players. One slip on one flank by one player, and the most dangerous run game in college football has all of 77 yards on 26 carries.