Ohio State Moves on from Ryan Day as Head Coach

The Ohio State Buckeyes football program is facing significant turmoil following a fourth consecutive loss to Michigan, prompting calls for head coach Ryan Day's dismissal. Despite a strong overall record of 66-10 and multiple playoff appearances, Day's inability to secure victories against Michigan has left many fans frustrated. Several candidates have emerged as potential replacements for Day, including Iowa State's Matt Campbell, Indiana's Curt Cignetti, and Ohio State's own Brian Hartline, all of whom understand the importance of the Ohio-Michigan rivalry. Campbell's deep Ohio roots and Cignetti's successful first season at Indiana make them prime contenders. Additionally, Mike Vrabel, a former Ohio State player and NFL coach, is seen as a strong candidate due to his experience and familiarity with the program. The Buckeyes' need for a coaching change is underscored by their recent struggles, particularly in high-stakes games.