COLUMBUS, Ohio — Picture the caliber of quarterback Ryan Day has developed and summoned to Ohio State. Dwayne Haskins re-wrote the Buckeyes’ passing record book. Justin Fields may be a two-time Heisman Trophy finalist. CJ Stroud and Kyle McCord and 2022 commit Quinn Ewers are all five-star prospects. In other words, not Peyton Ramsey. The son of Cincinnati Elder coach Doug Ramsey was a three-star prospect ranked 1,110th in the nation when he signed with Indiana. When Michael Penix emerged as the obvious long-term answer for the Hoosiers, Ramsey went to Northwestern as a grad transfer. Yet every time Day was asked about Ramsey this week leading up to Saturday’s Big Ten championship game, you might have thought the Wildcats had the future first-round draft pick. “I think he’s a winner,” Day said. “You see him throw the ball away when there’s nothing there. You see him make big passes…
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