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Ohio State football offensive development

Overview

Following a 24-23 loss to Texas, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day identified a need for more offensive balance, noting a heavy reliance on wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. Day emphasized that the coaching staff intended to use upcoming training periods to develop chemistry among the rest of the receiving corps, tight ends, and running backs.

By October, following a 31-14 victory over Iowa, Day reported improvements in the team’s run game and run defense. While Jeremiah Smith continued to attract significant defensive attention, Day maintained the necessity of a balanced passing attack and urged quarterback Julian Sayin to focus on offensive discipline. Despite the win, Day noted that the special teams unit still requires further development.

Entities

Ryan Day · Ohio State Buckeyes · Jeremiah Smith · Julian Sayin · Brandon Inniss

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 5 sources
    Ohio State coach Ryan Day evaluates team performance after Iowa win

    Ohio State coach Ryan Day praised the Buckeyes' improved run game and defense following their win over Iowa, while emphasizing the need for a balanced passing attack and better special teams.

  2. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Ohio State coach Ryan Day seeks more offensive balance

    Ohio State coach Ryan Day says the Buckeyes must increase production from receivers other than Jeremiah Smith to create a more balanced offense following a loss to Texas.

Sources

buckeyesports.com · cleveland.com · essentiallysports.com · newsday.com · reviewonline.com · si.com · tribtoday.com