COLUMBUS, Ohio — In its effort to get back to the true offensive identities of Urban Meyer-coached teams, Ohio State announced the hiring of Kevin Wilson as the Buckeyes’ new offensive coordinator on Tuesday. Wilson, the former head coach at Indiana, will take over for Ed Warinner, who took a job as Minnesota’s offensive line coach on Tuesday. The Buckeyes also announced on Tuesday that new quarterbacks coach Ryan Day will hold the title of co-offensive coordinator, but the expectation is that Wilson will be the primary and possibly only play caller. Explosiveness and a return to pace In Wilson Ohio State is getting one of the most respected offensive minds in college football, with a record of success producing explosive and fast-paced offenses. Watch the video here to learn more about Wilson’s background.
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