© Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty ImagesThe 21st century has been good for Ohio State football. 2001 was the inaugural season for Jim Tressel, who made good quickly with a win over rival Michigan and a national championship the following year. When player compensation scandals drove him from the job, the Buckeyes secured Urban Meyer, who immediately went 12-0 in his first season, never lost to Michigan, and led the program to a national championship in year three. In this century the Buckeyes have gone 188-31 with a 16-2 mark against the Wolverines. They’ve won at least shares of nine Big Ten titles and participated in the national title game four times, winning twice. Soon, that amazing run of success is to be entrusted to 39-year-old offensive wunderkind Ryan Day. In January 2018, Day was being promoted to OC and primary play-caller, and in January of 2019, he’ll be assuming the…
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