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Ryan Day - Head Coach Ohio State Buckeyes
- Thread starter lawdogg
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SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
Ok I’m all in on this guy now.
I had forgotten he was hired the same year as Kevin Wilson (former Indiana HC and Oklahoma OC) and despite being 18 years younger with far less experience, Day is the one calling the offense. There are 3 assistants on that staff with head coaching experience in the Big10 yet 39 year old Day got the interim job when Meyer was suspended. And 2 of the 3 blue chip recruits mentioned in that article that Day currently has committed are a 5* WR from Texas and a top 5 pro-style QB in the 2020 class from Arizona.
This guy has everything you want from a young HC candidate. He’s going to be a HC somewhere and I’m totally on board with Day now - make it happen RG!
I had forgotten he was hired the same year as Kevin Wilson (former Indiana HC and Oklahoma OC) and despite being 18 years younger with far less experience, Day is the one calling the offense. There are 3 assistants on that staff with head coaching experience in the Big10 yet 39 year old Day got the interim job when Meyer was suspended. And 2 of the 3 blue chip recruits mentioned in that article that Day currently has committed are a 5* WR from Texas and a top 5 pro-style QB in the 2020 class from Arizona.
This guy has everything you want from a young HC candidate. He’s going to be a HC somewhere and I’m totally on board with Day now - make it happen RG!
I hope he enjoys responding to emails about why he doesn't play the backup quarterback. I suppose a guy could have some fun with that.
I’m taking a moment to appreciate this post
JFC
Have we learned NOTHING?!?
that man's eyebrows have power.
BS is living rent free in your head!
Yeah. Separated at birth or something.
Dammit people, he's Coach Eric Taylor and that's the end of it!
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
Serious question. Going back to what Ralphie Report said the other day. He doesn’t really have any ties to the west coast as far as I can see. But, as far as “waiting on urban to retire” seems like extreme speculation from their part. Any reason to believe this would be the case?
Ummmmmmm
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
Huh. Okay than. Can’t blame a guy if OSU was waiting for you. We’ll see how this goes.
Bufffan68
Club Member
I didn't open the link, but the only reason I think he'd stay is the promise of the HC job at tOSU. I'd rather have it that way then have him for a year or two, then lose him because that job is a clause in his contract that lets him out. I hope this source is wrong tho!
I did open the link and that's essentially what it said. If true, I'm thinking OSU was holding out hope no one would be after him this year (idots) but when the heat got turned up, they are going to back up the Brinks truck again.
The one small flicker of hope I have from the article is there is no mention Day being connected to the CU job.
How much more are they going to pay him?
For comparison
HCMM made 3.3mil, CU job likely offereing in the 3.5 - 4mil range
The top coordinator in the country, Aranda, makes 1.8mil
Day currently makes 1.5mil
Yeah, it wouldn't be about money to keep him there. If Day stays in Columbus, it's because Urban is done after this season, or they have amended his contract to be HCIW in 2020. The last part would be really stupid, btw. They're Ohio State. They can get any coach in the country not named Saban or Dabo.
Valor
Well-Known Member
This is a good point. Would he really turn down ~$2M/yr to stay at tOSU? I'm still holding out hope - perhaps the reports got a little too close to the truth the day before the BIG10 title game tomorrow and tOSU/Day camps had to put something out to keep everyone focused.
Just read elsewhere that the NCAA has an interesting rule that may hamper this whole thing for tOSU. If you are formally named HCIW, your are governed by the same recruiting rules as the HC.
By doing that, tOSU would be at a pretty significant recruiting disadvantage. Going to be very interesting to see what happens here.
Well keep in mind it would only be for 1 year. I am almost sure they could bump him up to whatever CU is willing to pay for a year and then promote him to head coach. We will see.
If he's staying I think it's likely Urban is retiring after this season and Day would be named HC for 2019, which obviously, we can't be too upset about losing our potential HC to Ohio State...