As much as Ohio State's passionate supporters — and some within the media — had written off Day, his family and his team never lost hope.
Desmond Howard suggests Ohio State head coach Ryan Day is 'too good' of a person for Buckeye fanbase, due to backlash he's received for losses to
Even as many Ohio State fans turned on Ryan Day, his players never wavered in their support of the coach who would lead them to the national title.
Ohio State is champions of college football. College Football Fix discusses the Buckeyes victory and more heading into the offseason.
Ryan Day aims to have his Ohio State Buckeyes leave no doubt and, following the team’s national championship win over the Note Dame Fighting Irish, Day’s men have redeemed the once questioned head coach.
This victory will taste extra sweet for the wrongly-embattled Day, who could choose to leave Columbus with the task complete
Ohio State coach Ryan Day, who faced criticism after the team's loss to Michigan, found his family after winning the national championship.
The numbers speak for themselves. After winning the CFP, Day is now officially 70-10 as Ohio State’s football coach. Even after the Michigan game, he was 66-10. Getting fired for going 66-10 seems pretty ridiculous, man. Even if you’d have added an 11th loss there somewhere, it would’ve felt so dumb.
Kirk Herbstreit wasn't able to hold back his emotions after Ohio State won the national championship and later revealed his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Day earned the right to call himself an Ohio State legend last night by joining a table that includes Paul Brown, Woody Hayes, Jim Tressel and Urban Meyer. No matter what happens next, this will be a shining moment for which he’ll be remembered for the rest of his life.
On only a few hours of sleep since his Buckeyes were crowned national champions on Monday night, Ohio State coach Ryan Day knows next year is closing fast. And not just because the Buckeyes start the 2025 regular season against the Texas Longhorns in a high-profile home opener on Aug.