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An already-eventful Ohio State offseason took another wild turn on Wednesday.
After nine seasons as Ohio State’s running backs coach, Tony Alford informed Ohio State that he would leave the Buckeyes to become the new running backs coach at Michigan, leaving Ohio State with a coaching staff vacancy to fill after already starting spring practices.
While it shouldn’t necessarily come as a complete shock that Alford decided to move on from the Buckeyes, the destination was certainly unexpected, adding another chapter to an already-heated rivalry in an offseason where there’s more pressure than ever for Ohio State to turn the tables in The Game.
That said, Ryan Day has already shown this offseason that he can respond when unexpected attrition hits his coaching staff, and we don’t expect Ohio State to have much trouble finding a qualified candidate to come coach TreVeyon Henderson, Quinshon Judkins and the rest of the Buckeyes’ RBs.
In our reaction episode of Press Coverage, we discuss:
Why Alford might have been ready to leave Ryan Day’s staff
How Day could coach the running backs on an interim basis
How Ohio State’s power moves this offseason may have motivated Michigan to make one of its own
The negative reaction that’s already emerged from Ohio State players
Why Eddie George should be Day’s first call and why Ohio State will have no shortage of interested candidates if George isn’t interested
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