In the weeks leading up to Ohio State’s final game of the 2018 season, new Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day appeared to be attempting to recruit Michael Jordan to stay in Columbus for his senior season. During his early signing period press conference on Dec. 19, Day said that the Buckeyes were “hoping Mike stays,” saying “that would be a huge part of this next year” as Ohio State evaluated its offensive line depth chart for the 2019 season. Then, on Dec. 29 in an interview session days before the Rose Bowl, Day said that he had discussions with Jordan and his family about his future, saying at the time that the plan would be to move Jordan back to his natural position of guard and slide Josh Myers into the starting role at center if Jordan returned for his senior year. “That would be a nice move for us, to…
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