Phillip Daniels is healthy again, and Ryan Day still won't commit to giving him his starting job back.

Ohio State heads to Kinnick Stadium this Saturday to face No. 14 Iowa, and the biggest question up front isn't about scheme, it's about who starts at right tackle. Phillip Daniels was Ohio State's starter before a injury knocked him out, and Gabe VanSickle stepped in and played well enough that Ryan Day is now calling it a "good problem to have." We break down Day's actual comments on the competition, what it means that he said Gabe "hasn't done anything to say he doesn't deserve to play," and why this isn't as simple as handing a job back to the guy who had it first. We get into the tape on both players, what Ohio State needs up front against an Iowa defensive front that thrives on physicality, and why this decision says a lot about how Ryan Day runs his program.

In this video:
- Ryan Day's real comments on the Phillip Daniels-Gabe VanSickle competition at right tackle
- Why Gabe VanSickle has earned a real case to keep starting
- What Ohio State needs from its offensive line against Iowa's front at Kinnick Stadium
- Why Ryan Day calling this a "good problem" tells you how he values competition
- Our prediction for who starts Saturday

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