Ryan Day hired Mike Yurcich back in early January to coach the quarterbacks and coordinate the passing game for the Buckeyes. He has been on the job for two months now, and beginning on Wednesday he’ll actually finally get to start doing some on-the-field coaching. The off-field coaching, however, has been ongoing as coaches…
Passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach Mike Yurcich comes to Columbus after a wildly successful stint as the offensive coordinator for Oklahoma State.
COLUMBUS — With Ryan Day’s coaching staff now complete, all five new assistant coaches met with reporters Wednesday morning. They talked about what brought them to Ohio State, the conversations involved, what they have seen so far out of their players, and the season to come. Here are the highlights of what was said.
There are a lot of new faces on the 2019 Ohio State coaching staff. Hear from Mike Yurcich, Greg Mattison, Jeff Hafley, Al Washington, and Matt Barnes.
The 2018 Ohio State passing offense was unlike any other we saw before it. Together, quarterbacks Dwayne Haskins and Tate Martell threw for 5,100 yards and 51 touchdowns. And they completed 70.6% of their passes along the way. Haskins was obviously the bulk of those numbers, throwing for 4,831 yards and 50 touchdowns.
I’ll be honest, part of me just wanted to be the first person on the Ohio State beat to ask the annual question about the Buckeye tight ends. Another part of me, however, is wondering what is in store for the tight ends with new co-offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich’s influence on the Ohio State offense. And after looking…
Ryan Day officially added another offensive mastermind to his coaching staff, hiring former Oklahoma State coordinator Mike Yurcich to be his Passing Game Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach.
According to a report from ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg, Ryan Day’s first big move after taking over for Urban Meyer is expected to be the hiring of Oklahoma State offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Mike Yurcich. Day held both of those positions in 2018, so a replacement is necessary…
