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OSU Players Grow Off-Field with Team Reading
21 Jul
Summary
- Ohio State players are assigned summer reading by coach Ryan Day.
- This year's book is 'Legacy,' focusing on an all-Black rugby team.
- Reading encourages players, including quieter ones, to speak publicly.
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day is implementing a unique summer program, assigning team reading to his players. This initiative moves beyond traditional football drills, focusing on character and leadership development. This year, players are delving into 'Legacy,' a book detailing the story of an all-Black rugby team.
The team actively participates by having players present on chapter readings, fostering engagement and encouraging vocal participation from all team members. This practice aims to build confidence and camaraderie among the Buckeyes.
Day's approach reflects his growth as a head coach since taking over in 2019. His commitment to holistic player development is evident, distinguishing him in a competitive Big Ten landscape.
