Ryan Day Says Refs Won't Call PI For Jeremiah Smith

Ryan Day says officials missed calls on Jeremiah Smith in Ohio State's 19-15 win at Indiana, and Zach Smith and Kris Drew react. Is Jeremiah Smith being held to a different standard because of his size, or is this a coach working the refs?

Ryan Day said two plays in the Indiana game, both involving Jeremiah Smith, were ones where Ohio State "didn't get calls," calling them "game-changing plays." He said that "a tug, a pull or a bump on Jeremiah, based on almost anybody else in the country would look a lot different," and that "a foul is a foul." Ohio State normally sends about 10 plays a week to the league for review and sent more after the Indiana game. Not every call went against the Buckeyes, and coverage noted flags that went Ohio State's way too. No league response has been reported.

In this video:

- What Ryan Day said about the missed calls on Jeremiah Smith

- The "a foul is a foul" argument: does Smith's size change what gets flagged?

- Why Ohio State sent extra plays to the league

- Zach Smith and Kris Drew's own takes on the officiating

- What it means for Ohio State at USC

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