INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time in Ryan Day’s tenure as Ohio State coach, the Buckeyes did not come to Big Ten media days as defending league champions. Michigan wears that crown, and the Buckeyes are determined to reassert themselves as the conference’s king. “I think the thing that’s unique about Ohio State is every year, we’re expected to win the whole thing,” Day said Wednesday. “That’s part of the deal here. A lot of times you go 11-2 and win the Rose Bowl, you say that’s one heck of a season. Well, not around here. Our goal every year is to beat the Team Up North and win the Big Ten championship and win the national championship, and we didn’t get those things last year.” Ohio State football: Ohio State is unanimous pick to win Big Ten in preseason football media poll Buckeyes schedule: Ohio State Buckeyes 2022 football…
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