— The first act of Big Ten Media Days took place at Lucas Oil Stadium on Tuesday, featuring Ohio State football.
Six coaches stood at the podium on the first day of the three-day competition, including Ryan Day.
As Ohio State heads into the 2024 season as the Big Ten favorites, Day, who is starting his sixth season as head coach of the Buckeyes, was ranked among the top attractions in Indianapolis, per the results of the 14th annual cleveland.com Preseason Big Ten Football Poll.
Day says he thinks Ohio State’s incoming AD Ross Bjork has a promising future. “It’s been great to spend time with Ross,” Day continued. Spending time with him throughout this transition has been wonderful.
Day: “I’ve had a fantastic summer. The staff we now have is working really quickly. This is a unique group.
Denzel Burke might emerge as the country’s top cornerback this season, according to Day.
According to Day, Jack Sawyer was among the first veterans hoping to make it back to the NFL in 2024.
“This team is going to go as the offensive line goes,” states Day. On the defensive line, he made the same statement.
Day restates the group’s objectives for this season: Beat
Michigan, take home the Big Ten title and the national championship. Ohio State is supposed to win each and every game, he continues.
Day claims that one of the greatest offensive brains in college football history is Chip Kelly, the new offensive coordinator at Ohio State.
Day says he wanted the offensive play-calling to be taken over by a head coach with prior experience. “I trust Chip with my life,” he continues.
Regarding Jeremiah Smith: “I’m attempting to avoid going too far down the path with him. It is evident how gifted he is. However, he excels at the non-talent-related tasks as well. However, I’m going to wait to speak until after he takes his first Ohio State snap.
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