Just in case you haven’t heard, Ohio State is going through a bit of a controversy. Urban Meyer has been placed on paid administrative leave following a report from Brett McMurphy that suggests Meyer knew about Zach Smith’s alleged domestic violence case in 2015. Meyer publicly denied knowing about those allegations at Big Ten Media Day, though he did acknowledge knowing about a 2009 incident involving Smith and his now-ex-wife at Florida. With Meyer on leave, Ryan Day has been named acting head coach in his absence, a move that came as a surprise to some considering Ohio State has two former head coaches on staff in Greg Schiano and Kevin Wilson. Considering their past controversies however, Day was likely given the nod because of his clean history and promise as a young head coach. Regardless of what happens in the next few weeks regarding Meyer and his future at…
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