A slew of current and former Ohio State players reacted to Tony Alford departing Ohio State for archrival Michigan on social media on Wednesday.
After nine seasons as the Buckeyes' running backs coach, Alford will now be on the other sideline of college football's greatest rivalry. After word of his job change spread, several current Ohio State players took to social media to give their thoughts.
A slew of former Ohio State players also had some things to say about Alford's departure, with a certain former standout running back offering his services for the job's vacancy.was also caught off guard by the news, along with Dale Davison-Witten, the father of 2024 Ohio State tight end signee Damarion Witten.
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