Ryan Day isn't known for his flair. The Ohio State coach could double nicely as a mattress salesman, local TV ads and all that. He'd blend into the background. That's why it hurts

Ryan Day is leading Ohio State into his fourth College Football Playoff semifinal in his sixth season as head coach of the Buckeyes. And the pressure is on. The 45-year-old stepped to the helm of the storied program ahead of the 2019 season. He had been a college coach since 2002, and he joined the Buckeyes as offensive coordinator in 2017.

Ohio State football's Ryan Day fielded a question from a reporter named Jeremiah Smith. The coach's response was perfect.

Many amazing players have represented the Ohio State Buckeyes in the school's long history, but former wide receiver Cris Carter is among the best. In his three years with the program, starting in 1984, Carter accumulated 150 receptions, 2,421 yards, and 26 touchdowns. He was also named an All-American in 1986.

Ryan Day holds all the cards, even as Ohio State fans fume that he can't beat Michigan. Maybe, it's time to let someone else try and for Day to reboot.

Ryan Day has been at odds with the rabid Ohio State fanbase for much of his tenure leaving the Buckeyes. However, him stepping down would be so beyond stupid for him. He should only leave if an NFL team gives him a head-coaching opportunity.

Ryan Day is currently leading the Ohio State Buckeyes through a dominant run through the College Football Playoff. However, it sounds like Day has received some interest from NFL teams, giving him the chance to leave Ohio State if he wanted to.

An Ohio State Buckeyes coach has shed some light on Ryan Day's demeanor after the team's devastating loss to the Michigan Wolverines.

There's growing talk that Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day could leave the program following the College Football Playoff this year. Day, 45, has been Ohio State's head coach since 2019. Just a month ago,