Ryan Day criticizes missed calls in Indiana's defense against Jeremiah Smith

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Last updated Oct 23, 2026

Ryan Day criticizes missed calls in Indiana's defense against Jeremiah Smith
Summary

Ohio State coach Ryan Day expressed frustration over missed pass interference calls during the Buckeyes' contest against Indiana. Following the game, he highlighted that Indiana's defensive strategy successfully limited Heisman frontrunner Jeremiah Smith to just four catches for 68 yards. Indiana coach Curt Cignetti acknowledged their approach, which included focusing coverage on Smith and pressuring the Buckeyes' quarterbacks. Day indicated he would submit more plays for review due to perceived officiating errors that adversely affected Ohio State's offensive opportunities. Both coaches discussed their strategies on their respective radio shows this week.

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  • •Ohio State defeated Indiana 19-15 last week.
  • •Jeremiah Smith had a 38-yard touchdown among four catches.
  • •Day indicated missed calls significantly impacted the game.
  • •Cignetti credited Indiana's defensive strategy for limiting Smith.
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What they're saying
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Good defense or missed calls? Curt Cignetti and Ryan Day have differing views on how Indiana football slowed down Jeremiah Smith:

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