Ohio State Buckeyes’ Ryan Day Sends Scary Message to College Football
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Ohio State’s Ryan Day Sends Bold Warning Ahead of 2025 Season
As the 2025 college football season draws near, Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day isn’t holding back when it comes to setting expectations.
After leading the Buckeyes to a national championship last season, Day’s job security is no longer a concern, but the stakes are even higher for the upcoming season. Ohio State will enter 2025 with their eyes firmly set on defending their title, but Day has made it clear that his team’s mentality is not one of complacency.
“We’re not defending anything. They can’t take the trophy away,” Day stated, per Chase Brown of Eleven Warriors. “We’re attacking.”
For the rest of college football, that’s a chilling message. Day is sending a signal that the Buckeyes will not rest on their laurels, even with the target on their backs. Given the talent still on Ohio State’s roster, that mindset should worry their competitors.
However, on paper, the Buckeyes do appear to be in a slightly weaker position than last year. Ohio State lost a significant number of key players to the NFL Draft, including their entire defensive front. Additionally, there is uncertainty surrounding the quarterback position, as neither Julian Sayin nor Lincoln Kienholz has emerged as the clear starter yet.
Still, if Sayin plays to his potential and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith takes his game to the next level, Ohio State could very well contend for another championship. But the lack of experience, especially on defense, could be a challenge for the Buckeyes’ pursuit of a second consecutive title.
The first test will come on August 30, when Ohio State faces Texas. The outcome will give us a better idea of whether this less-experienced team can continue their championship run.
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