"Some dinosaurs figured out to continue to adapt, and some died. I guess that's a little extreme, but I think it's kind of the way it is in college football. The people who know how to adapt are going to continue to move on, and the ones who don't, they die."
"Half of your team is new, they haven't played a down of football here, and we're not allowed to lose a game. So we're going to adapt. We're not going to die."
Ryan Day draws parallels between college football and dinosaurs, emphasizing the need for adaptation in a rapidly changing environment. With over 30 players lost to the transfer portal, including key contributors, Ohio State faces challenges in maintaining competitiveness. Day acknowledges the pressure of integrating new players while striving for success. He remains committed to adapting strategies to ensure the team's survival and success in the evolving landscape of college football.
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