Ryan Day discusses Peach Bowl preparation, 'level of urgency' within Ohio State's practices
Ryan Day and Ohio State have new life in the College Football Playoff, and it’s just about time for the semifinals on New Year’s Eve.
On Monday, the Buckeyes hit the field for their first practice in Atlanta. The team is gearing up for a tough test in the Peach Bowl against Georgia, and Day says his team knows what they are in for on Saturday.
According to Day, the Buckeyes have had “a level of urgency” and “high level execution” in preparing for the matchup. It’s also not lost on Ohio State that the team will need to play its best football in order to beat the defending champs.
Ryan Day said there’s been focus on “high level execution” during Ohio State’s practices in the weeks leading up to the Peach Bowl.
Day said the #Buckeyes “have to play our best football” against the Bulldogs.
— Lantern Sports (@LanternSports) December 26, 2022
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Day says “there’s a level of urgency” to the preparation Ohio State is doing for the CFP semifinal.
— Griffin Strom (@GriffinStrom3) December 26, 2022
Day went on to say the extra weeks of preparation have helped Ohio State. He believes the extra rest and practices will help the Buckeyes be more fundamentally sound and play faster against Georgia.
Day says “having a couple weeks of extra preparation has helped our guys for sure” when it comes to playing faster and more fundamentally sound against Georgia.
— Griffin Strom (@GriffinStrom3) December 26, 2022
After experiencing the loss to Michigan, Day and the Buckeyes are trying to prove they can still play — and beat — elite teams this season in the Playoff. Saturday’s Peach Bowl is set for an 8 pm ET kickoff on ESPN.
