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

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Sunday’s news of Chip Kelly leaving Ohio State football to serve as the next offensive coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders may have caught some by surprise. But for Kelly and OSU coach Ryan Day, it was a realistic move in a year-long plan.

Ohio State Buckeyes coach Ryan Day has revealed a rather significant problem across the college football landscape.

Kelly was Ohio State coach Ryan Day’s mentor as fellow Manchester, New Hampshire, natives. Kelly did not immediately return a request for comment from The Dispatch.

Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly is leaving to call plays for the Las Vegas Raiders next season, resulting in a mammoth-sized hole for Ryan Day and the defending national champions on their coaching staff.

Ohio State football should reach out to former starter, Jim Cordle in regard to the offensive line coach position.

One week after losing the defensive coordinator from their national championship-winning team, Ohio State and coach Ryan Day just lost their offensive coordinator, as well. After one year calling plays for the Buckeyes,

In college football, coaches rarely get a moment to enjoy their successes, and Ohio State's Ryan Day is a prime example of this. On Sunday, Day lost his third assistant coach from last year's national championship-winning staff,