COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ryan Day could call plays and Ryan Day could recruit and Ryan Day could grab the wheel of a ship in rough waters. But what would happen when things got rough on his own boat? Before this season, that’s what I wondered the most about Ohio State’s 40-year-old first-year head coach, who had three games and a preseason leading the Buckeyes during Urban Meyer’s suspension last season, but was getting his own team for the first time. Meyer agreed that he was curious about that, too. When I asked the former coach early this season how the new boss would handle problems, he said this: “I think you don’t know until you know. Obviously we have great confidence Ryan can do it. I’ve been in meeting rooms with him, and we had an awful loss last year, and to come back and win the rest the way…
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