George Chaump, who helped modernize Ohio State's offense as an assistant coach under Woody Hayes, died on Sunday at the age of 83. Chaump came to Ohio State before the 1968 season from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he was a highly successful high school coach. With a soon-to-be-legendary recruiting class becoming eligible as sophomores, Chaump persuaded Hayes to open up his unimaginative playbook to take advantage of their talent. Ohio State had won only 10 of 18 games the previous two years, and pressure was building on Hayes...