With Ryan Day making his first coaching move as the new leader of the Ohio State football program by promoting Brian Hartline to the full-time wide receivers coach over the weekend, attention and speculation has turned to the future of another OSU assistant. Over the weekend, The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Marc Narducci reported that Buckeye defensive coordinator Greg Schiano was one of a handful of coaches interested in the newly vacant head coaching job at Temple.
The Owls are currently 8-4 on the season, and will play Duke in the Independence Bowl on Dec.