According to a report from Marc Givler of BuckeyeGrove.com, Ohio State defensive coordinator Greg Schiano will not be returning to the Buckeyes for the 2019 season. The report coincides with what The-Ozone was told back on Friday. The 2018 season was Schiano’s third at Ohio State, and it featured a Buckeye defense…
Coaches love bowl games because it rewards their players for a season of effort and hard work (and also usually triggers a salary bonus.) It also gives coaches a chance to get a good, long look at the up-and-coming players on the roster. With a month of practices between games, there is no reason to overload the veterans…
Thursday morning, Schiano met with the media to preview the Rose Bowl, but the conversation quickly turned to his future with the Ohio State program. He didn’t give a specific answer, but you didn’t have to read too far between the lines to figure out what’s likely to happen after the Rose Bowl.
Thursday morning, Ohio State defensive coordinator Greg Schiano met with the media, along with defensive tackle Dre’Mont Jones, defensive ends Jonathon Cooper and Chase Young, and linebacker Tuf Borland. It was the first formal press conference in the lead-up to the game.
Urban Meyer is stepping down as the head ball coach and Ryan Day will take over after the Rose Bowl. There’s been a Heisman Trophy ceremony and if you were one of the thousands of people who thought there were only two finalists (because you read a national media outlet’s social media posts) you might be surprised…
