Even in the offseason, Michigan can’t avoid losing to Ohio State. Based on the coach’s own public words, it’s been thought that Greg Schiano wasn’t long for the defensive coordinator job at Ohio State as first-year head coach Ryan Day looks to revamp the staff on that side of the ball. According to a report from 247Sports.com, the trigger has been pulled by Day on the revamping as Schiano has been informed that he has been relieved of his coordinating duties. The twist in the coaching plot is that, to replace Schiano, OSU has swiped Greg Mattison from rival Michigan to take over as the Buckeyes’ coordinator per a separate report from another arm of 247Sports.com. The 69-year-old Mattison was U-M’s coordinator from 2011-14 before shifting to the defensive line for the past four seasons. An official announcement from Ohio State is expected as early as today, per a football program…
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