The vision for Chip Kelly as offensive coordinator has been clear since he arrived.
With plenty of overlap between his and Ryan Day’s offensive scheme – a Day scheme that has resulted in some of the nation’s most productive offenses each year outside of the Buckeyes’ most recent season – there were never going to be broad-sweeping changes to Ohio State’s attack.
That has become even more clear now that Kelly is close to wrapping up his first spring football season in Columbus.
“He’s been really neat because the offense hasn’t changed,” tight ends coach Keenan Bailey said.