COLUMBUS, Ohio — College football has seen a lot of change over the last two weeks since the regular season ended, and it’s sure to impact the Ohio State football program. Whether it was coaches moving from one prominent program to another or the hundreds of names in the transfer portal, this has been a busy time, and we still have not yet crowned a national champion. The Buckeyes will head to Pasadena to play in the Rose Bowl on New Yea’rs Day, but that game may be the least of the program’s worries. Instead, the focus should be on the future and how coach Ryan Day will respond to a year where his team lost two games, lost to Michigan and missed the College Football Playoff for the first time in his head coaching career. He’ll have to right that ship while adapting to a new world. “There’s definitely…
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