Why Didn't Khary Wilder and Legend Bey Play More Against Kent State?

Ohio State's game against Kent State didn't feature much drama, but it did hold the promise of giving Buckeye fans a look at some of the program's young talents, and what they could bring to Ryan Day's team either this season or in the future. 

But RB Legend Bey only got one carry in the game, and DE Khary Wilder barely played in the first half and finished with just 11 snaps. So why didn't the two young standouts get more playing time? The answer was different for each of them.

In this episode of the Buckeyes TomOrrow Morning podcast, you'll hear the answer to both of those questions, and much more, directly from OSU head coach Ryan Day.

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