COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day refuted Michigan’s reported assertion that his program shared its rivals’ play signals with Purdue prior to the 2022 Big Ten championship game. Multiple outlets reported Tuesday that Michigan turned over to the Big Ten evidence that teams collaborated to give Purdue the Wolverines’ signals prior to the 2022 Big Ten championship game. According to ESPN, Ohio State provided offensive signals and Rutgers provided them for defense. Both teams played Michigan in November of last year. Day denied any involvement by Ohio State. “Nobody here did any of that,” Day said. “We went through and made sure we asked all the questions and got our compliance people involved. None of that came back at all. “… I can answer very strongly that did not happen.” When asked to clarify when he asked those questions and involved compliance, Day said he…
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