Ryan Day is 34-4 as the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes. He has the No. 2 ranked team entering this season and the current second rated recruiting class per Rivals. Needless to say, there haven’t been too many bad days on the job for Day. A rare one, the worst one, however, came last November — a 42-27 loss to hated Michigan. It was after that loss that Wolverine coach Jim Harbaugh essentially accused Day of being unduly arrogant or unappreciative or, well, something. And this despite being supposedly gifted a prime coaching opportunity. “Sometimes the people standing on third base think they hit a triple,” Harbaugh said. “But they didn’t.” This was a broadside, arch-rival kind of bomb. And it is a charge that, at least in part, is ridiculous. Day, 43, played at the University of New Hampshire and climbed through nine jobs in college and…
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