Brian Hartline has spent six years providing the main ingredient to Ohio State's explosive offense. Now the time has come for him to lead it.

Chip Kelly lasted one year at Ohio State, a remarkable year in which he helped lead the team to a national championship, but now the offensive coordinator is he

Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day broke down Jeremiah Smith's epic catch that won the Buckeyes their ninth national title

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football coach Ryan Day wasted little time finding his next offensive coordinator. The Buckeyes are promoting receivers coach Brian Hartline to the position, according to multiple reports, replacing Chip Kelly who left for the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day started his coaching career at his alma mater, New Hampshire. From 1998 to 2001, he played quarterback and linebacker for the Wildcats before becoming the school's tight ends coach in 2002.

Joel Klatt talks with Ryan Day about Ohio State's national championship run, Jeremiah Smith's game-sealing catch, and yes, the golf cart incident.

That's what happened to the Ohio State Buckeyes and coach Ryan Day last month when they successfully executed a 3rd-and-11 game-sealing pass from quarterback Will Howard to freshman (soon-to-be sophomore) sensation wife receiver Jeremiah Smith to kill any hope of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish's chances of a late fourth-quarter comeback,