COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s 73-14 win over Maryland on Saturday included a variety of aggressive play calls in the first half by the coaching staff. That included an onside kick in the first quarter after taking a 14-0 lead and calling three timeouts during the Terrapins final drive of the first half despite there only being 45 seconds left. The goal was to get the last possession of the half despite already holding a 42-0 lead. Day stated that those decisions had nothing to do with any rumor that Maryland had anything to do with bringing to light an incident that has left Chase Young sidelined and eligibility in limbo. They weren’t just running up the score just to do so. Being aggressive in the first half will always be his approach. “Nothing like that at all, nope,” Day said after the game. “That wasn’t anything, other than…
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