Nick Tre. Smith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Most new college presidents likely wouldn’t be asked about the status of the head football coach within the first few minutes of his or her introductory press conference, but that’s life at Ohio State. And new university president Walter “Ted” Carter was the latest to weigh in on Ryan Day’s job security after the Buckeyes dropped their rivalry game against Michigan for the third straight year. “I have a great respect for the biggest rivalries that exist in the country,” Carter said, per Colin Gay of the Columbus Dispatch. “As somebody that ran the Naval Academy, the Army/Navy game is as big of a rivalry second to the Ohio State/Michigan rivalry. I think Ryan Day would also say that the goals are to win the Big Ten and win a national championship every year. We didn’t meet that. “But Ryan Day runs a…
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