Ryan Day has seen enough. Robby Discher is out as Ohio State's special teams coordinator after less than a full season in Columbus.
The 41–28 defeat against Oregon appears to have been the final straw. The Buckeyes were caught out by a fake punt that kept a Ducks drive alive, while their special teams had already struggled against USC the previous week.
Discher arrived from Illinois with a strong reputation, but things haven't worked out in Columbus. Ohio State is now 6–3 after consecutive defeats, and Day has made it clear that accountability is needed.
Is this the beginning of a much bigger coaching shake-up?
Should Day be making more changes to his staff, or does Discher's dismissal put enough pressure on everyone else?
The 41–28 defeat against Oregon appears to have been the final straw. The Buckeyes were caught out by a fake punt that kept a Ducks drive alive, while their special teams had already struggled against USC the previous week.
Discher arrived from Illinois with a strong reputation, but things haven't worked out in Columbus. Ohio State is now 6–3 after consecutive defeats, and Day has made it clear that accountability is needed.
Is this the beginning of a much bigger coaching shake-up?
Should Day be making more changes to his staff, or does Discher's dismissal put enough pressure on everyone else?
