As Ryan Day evaluated the state of Ohio State’s secondary last week, he offered a sober assessment of one of its most vulnerable position groups. “I don’t think it’s any mystery that one of the things we have to do is finish some plays out at corner,” he said. “We’re right there. We just haven’t quite finished some of them.” The Buckeyes’ cornerbacks were left susceptible to big plays during the first half of the season, an issue Day has boiled down to poor plays on the ball. Buckeyes ranked second:Ohio State football rises in coaches poll Mailbox:Ryan Day, Ohio State football not preparing properly in case of CJ Stroud injury In Day’s view, a lot of the passes they have surrendered were not owed to poor coverage. Defenders were in position alongside receivers. Only they missed breaking up the passes due to poor timing. “We’ve got to learn to…
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