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RJ Day Ends Undefeated Season, And the Big Ten Is Already Watching What He Does Next

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RJ Day, son of Ohio State head coach Ryan Day, delivered a massive 28-20 senior night win for the St. Francis DeSales Stallions on Friday, Oct. 9, handing St. Charles (OH) their first loss of the season. For one night, the Buckeyes’ coach put aside his game plan for the upcoming #5 Ohio State vs. Maryland matchup and was simply a proud dad.

Day Family Takes the Field for Senior Night Glory

It was a special night for the Day family as RJ, a senior quarterback, walked onto the field with his parents and sisters to celebrate his final regular season home game. The Stallions needed a big performance, and Day brought it, securing the 28-20 victory that moved St. Francis DeSales to a strong 6-2 record for the year. Talk about making your senior night count!

Big Ten Bound: Northwestern Lands a Future Talent

RJ Day isn’t just a high school star, he’s a three-star prospect in the 2027 class, ranked as the No. 104 quarterback in that cycle and the No. 71 player in Ohio. He’s already committed to play his college ball in the Big Ten, announcing his decision to Northwestern back on May 10. Imagine the fireworks if the Wildcats ever line up against his dad’s Buckeyes. That’s a storyline worth watching develop.

With this huge win under their belt, RJ and the Stallions still have two regular season games left before postseason play kicks off. They’re on the road against Steubenville (OH) on Oct. 16, then back home for the regular season finale against Bishop Hartley (OH) on Oct. 23. You know they’ll be fired up to keep this momentum rolling into the playoffs.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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