CFB Deep Dive: Ryan Day Does the Unthinkable - John Cooper 2.0?

After 6 years and 4 straight losses to Michigan, it's time for Ohio State and Ryan Day to part ways. Day will lead the team into the playoffs with a National Championship on the line, but it's clear by this point that the Michigan game is simply too much for Ryan Day to handle.

What happened? How did Ryan Day lose the one game he simply wasn't allowed to lose? And what's next for Ohio State?

[carlmustard]

Although you seem like a semi rational bucknut Listening to buckeye coping sessions have literally sustained me over this week 😂

[James-mmjh]

It doesn't matter who is coaching if the coach doesn't build a culture of team work and toughness. Harbaugh built a culture after he was looking at being fired. Harbaugh changed, made it fun and brought the whole together and all the cheating garbage did was further solidify all that Harbaugh built.

[EthanJones]

He has blocked out the game 😂 spot on. Really sad. How do u care what people think making $42 mil. What’s 1 year working non stop 15 hrs a day. When it’s over ur done. All needs are met. Absolute smooth brain.

[andyhowe]

Cultist believers are lost when the event doesn't happen. Swinging their knives in the darkness. Attacking their own people. No capacity to assess reality. Desperate to find confirmation bias. "Where was our passing game?!" 'They shut it down, dude.' "We should have passed more!" 'It wasn't working. Look at the picks.' "Pass the ball!" 'Dude, we tried.' The tears are so tasty. The algorithm is generous.

[louispapp]

Your facts are wrong Cooper was 2-10-1 versus Michigan