COLUMBUS, Ohio — J.K. Dobbins didn’t hesitate to take the first of many cracks at a question that will be asked repeatedly throughout the spring and summer at Ohio State. Dobbins planted both feet on the turf at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Dec. 12 — three weeks before Ohio State beat Washington 28-23 in Urban Meyer’s final game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. — and let you know exactly how he feels about Ryan Day, Meyer’s replacement. “I don’t think much will change at all,” Dobbins said. “He’s a winner. I’m excited for him. We have a great relationship, and I can’t wait to see what he does. He’s going to be a legendary coach.” MORE: Day welcomes every high-pressure challenge awaiting him at OSU “Legendary” almost seems a prerequisite requirement for Ohio State coaches these days. Meyer leaves after compiling an 82-9 record over the…
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