During the past two seasons as a walk-on quarterback, Kory Curtis held a front-row view of Ryan Day calling plays for the Ohio State offense. Curtis marveled at Day's approach during games. As much time as he spent during the days before kickoff piecing together a game plan, providing the quarterbacks with detailed packets, he never seemed too attached to veer away from it once trouble arose. "He wasn't a person who would get stuck on the script that he had," Curtis said. "We would have 10 plays that we would want to run at the beginning of the game, that we'd know would work against them...