Ryan Day, Ohio State maniacal in pursuit to beat Michigan
Ryan Day and his program spent upwards of $20 million on name, image and likeness offers to retain and attract new players to Columbus this year, several of them stars at their previous schools. It was all in the name of building up the roster in order to beat the Wolverines and win a national championship.
It couldn’t have come too soon with Ohio State coming up this Saturday.
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