‘Real Heat’ For Ryan Day? Analyst Reveals What Could Put Ohio State Coach on Hot Seat.

In 2024, Ryan Day, the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, will be closely observed.

2023 with 11 wins, a trip to the New Year’s Six Bowl, and a season that most programs would consider successful.

Nevertheless, a dismal performance in the Cotton Bowl loss to Missouri and their third straight loss to Michigan spoiled those successes.

It is for this reason that the Ohio State fan base is so frustrated with head coach Ryan Day’s performance.

Furthermore, things might get awkward for Buckeye’s head coach Day if the Big Ten doesn’t make a deep run in the 12-team College Football Playoff in 2024, according to ESPN’s Rece Davis.

According to Davis, “I don’t think there should be any real heat on Ryan Day.” “Having said that, if Ohio State, for example, fails to win the Big Ten, advances to the postseason, and either loses at home in the opening round or in the quarterfinals, and you end up spending whatever the final cost is without getting more than you had,” there may be genuine dissatisfaction.

To Day’s defense, in his five years as head coach of the Buckeyes, he has already achieved great success.

In three of his five seasons as head coach, he has advanced to the College Football Playoffs in addition to winning the Big Ten twice and the Big Ten East three times.