Ohio State's offense has a good thing going, so Urban Meyer doesn't want to mess with it.
After the Buckeyes averaged 608.7 yards per game (third-most in the Football Bowl Subdivision) and 56.3 points per game (second-most in the FBS) in Ohio State's first three games of the season, which Meyer was forced to watch from home while serving a suspension, Ohio State's head coach said Tuesday on the Big Ten teleconference that he will allow offensive coordinators Ryan Day and Kevin Wilson to continue leading the way in calling offensive plays.
"I think Ryan Day and Kevin Wilson have done such a great job, but I’m going to be the game manager," Meyer said Tuesday.