Ohio State coach Ryan Day seeks more offensive balance

Following a 24-23 loss to Texas, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has emphasized the necessity of diversifying the Buckeyes' passing attack. The team has become heavily reliant on wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who accounted for 164 of the team's 278 passing yards against the Longhorns.

Day noted that the offense must develop more chemistry and production from the rest of the receiving corps, specifically mentioning players such as Brandon Inniss, Devin, Brock, and Chris. The coaching staff aims to use the upcoming month and bye week to build this chemistry and create a more balanced offensive approach that involves tight ends and running backs alongside a broader group of receivers.