Ryan Day’s Shocking Decision Leaves Starting Quarterback Battle Hanging in the Balance
Who knew a 12-team college football championship could feel like the ultimate game of musical chairs? After edging out 11 other powerhouses in a groundbreaking title run, Ohio State’s Ryan Day finally silenced critics who doubted his knack for clutch moments — but now, with 14 players drafted (including star QB Will Howard), the real question stares right down the field: who’s ready to take that snap and lead the Buckeyes to another slam dunk title? Spring ball’s heating up, and Day’s narrowed the quarterback battle to a thrilling “two-horse race” between Lincoln Kineholz and Julian Sayin—while five-star phenom Tavien St. Clair is still finding his footing amid the whirlwind pace of college ball. So, can Day’s fresh faces rise to glory without hitting the transfer portal this time? The countdown is on as August 30th looms for that Cotton Bowl rematch with Texas—a game that might just answer the season’s biggest “what if.” Intrigued? Dive into the full scoop and see what Ohio State’s future looks like. LEARN MORE.
The Ohio State Buckeyes outlasted 11 other programs to become the first-ever 12-team championship in the history of the sport earlier this year. The win was a moment of vindication for head coach Ryan Day, who had been criticized by the fansbase for inconsistency and lack of results in big games over the last few years.
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