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Yahoo Sports reports that Ohio State head coach Ryan Day is steering clear of the controversy surrounding Michigan's Clockgate scandal, keeping his team's attention fixed on their upcoming matchup against Texas rather than engaging with the officiating drama that has consumed their rival. The episode has stirred ongoing debate across college football, yet Day's public posture suggests a program choosing discipline over distraction as the season deepens.
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