next coach Ryan Day

"It is to win the rivalry game, then every game after that,” Day said, provoking laughter.

But he knows it’s more complicated. He is replacing one of the best to ever coach in Meyer, a three-time national championship winner (twice at Florida) who, with a career record at four schools of 186-32, is third on the all-time winning-percentage list behind Notre Dame greats Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy.

Day received credit for the first three wins this season, but Meyer otherwise is 82-9 through seven seasons at Ohio State.

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It’s a program that won the first College Football Playoff national title in 2014, that just won its second-straight Big Ten championship (and third overall under Meyer), and that just beat Michigan forThe St. Louis Blues just became a little more terrifying.

After making 10 selections in the 2014 NHL Draft, the Blues added two centers to the NHL lineup on Tuesday. Jori Lehtera, the Blues’ third-round pick, 65th overall, in 2008, was inked to a two-year, $5.5 million deal early in the day. The Blues then made its biggest free-agent splash since signing Paul Kariya in 2007, bringing in center and former Colorado Avalanche leader Paul Stastny with a four-year, $28 million contract.

“Colorado was great to deal with but we just could not match up on a deal,” Stastny’s agent, Matt Keator, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “As we went through the UFA process and Paul looked beyond Colorado, the Blues became the best option.

“Paul took less money and years