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Ryan Day on Michigan State defensive back Armorion Smith raising his five siblings since the passing of his mother a month ago. "I have a lot of respect for that situation," Day said.

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𝘽𝙪𝙘𝙠𝙚𝙮𝙚 𝙉𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 🌰vor 1 Jahr

Very classy.

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Brett Warrenvor 1 Jahr

“Soft mentality” - some Michigan fan probably

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Tim Lastivkavor 1 Jahr

Say whatever you want about Day. He is the right dude for OSU. Period.

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Jonathan Wahlvor 1 Jahr

High character coach. Proud he's ours.

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They call me Mom 🌌❤️vor 1 Jahr

Damn it Ryan, don’t be saying things that makes me think you’re not so douchey

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Jeff Davisvor 1 Jahr

👍

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Brian Commeansvor 1 Jahr

Probably not something the coach of the opposing team should be answering Stick to the game. Of course everyone supports the guy raising his siblings.

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warrior73vor 1 Jahr

Who cares what you think Ryan Day! Your opinion in this matter is irrelevant. Any decent human being would say the same thing!

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Bradford Bambuschvor 1 Jahr

So yeah. Take it easy on us Saturday 🤣

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JMFvor 1 Jahr

Wow. Does he get any help from the university?

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