Ohio State Coach Under Fire After Michigan Loss

Ohio State's football coach, Ryan Day, faces significant criticism after a fourth consecutive loss to Michigan, compounded by a post-game brawl following Michigan's 13-10 victory. Day's record against Michigan now stands at 1-4, raising questions about his future despite his overall strong performance against other Big Ten teams. The Buckeyes' inability to execute offensively and defensively against Michigan, despite substantial investments in the team, has intensified calls for Day's dismissal. The postgame altercation, triggered by Michigan players attempting to plant their flag on Ohio State's logo, has further fueled the controversy. Critics highlight Day's perceived lack of leadership during these conflicts, with commentators like Emmanuel Acho urging him to take more decisive action. Amidst the backlash, Vice President-elect JD Vance also faced ridicule for his supportive comments towards Ohio State players, reflecting the heightened emotions surrounding the rivalry loss.