Ryan Day opted to replace most of Ohio State’s defensive coaching staff because he felt a “fresh start” was needed after two years of substandard defensive play.
In his first press conference since the aftermath of the Rose Bowl, Ryan Day announced the return of several veteran Buckeyes and discussed Ohio State's defensive staff overhaul.
Chris Holtmann says several key contributors “need to play better” for the Buckeyes if they expect to win tough Big Ten games on the road moving forward.
Devin Jordan, a former Ohio State wide receiver who was most recently a quality control coach at Akron, is returning to the Buckeyes as an offensive assistant.
Vonn Bell makes a game-changing interception, Eli Apple makes a key first-half stop and Sam Hubbard has consecutive sacks as the Bengals head to Super Bowl LVI.
