If Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day isn't fired, could he be in the market for another Big Ten HC? One USC writer believes it's a possibility.

Throughout the game, Ohio State fans online were becoming increasingly frustrated, particularly with head coach Ryan Day, offensive coordinator Chip Kelly and the Buckeyes’ offensive play-calling with a bunch of run plays for a couple yards here and there. Two missed field goals didn’t help either.

Ohio State brought back a ton of talent, invested in NIL and added key transfers with the goal of beating Michigan. Ryan Day failed again.

When asked why he and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly didn't choose to throw the ball more, Day said they couldn't "just abandon the run."

An offseason overhaul that saw Ryan Day give up play-calling duties to his mentor Chip Kelly and aggressively pursue some of the nation's top portal options-- the No. 1 overall player in Caleb Downs,

Ohio State is at a coaching crossroads after another loss to UM. Should Ryan Day stay -- does he even want to? -- or is it time to pull the plug?

Ohio State coach Ryan Day is now 1-4 against Michigan and still hoping to get a spot in the College Football playoff. WATCH:Police use pepper spray on Michigan, Ohio State football players A lot of chatter started among fans Saturday after the Buckeyes loss to TTUN speculating whether Day should be fired from Ohio State.

Ryan Day isn’t going anywhere. At least that’s what Ohio State’s athletic director Ross Bjork is saying despite a fourth-straight Michigan loss. A fourth straight loss in The Game has brought up questions about Day’s future with the Buckeyes wondering whether he is still the man for the job.

Should Ryan Day be fired? Jim Harbaugh, Michigan’s former head coach, lost his first four games to Ohio State. As we know, he went on to win a national championship. The idea of

As if a fourth straight rivalry loss to Michigan wasn't bad enough, now Ohio State's brightest talent, freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, might be eying the exit amid Ryan Day's dysfunction.

A new angle on the Michigan-Ohio State post-game brawl has emerged, showing Ryan Day doing little to prevent damage from either side. The Buckeyes lost 13-10, eliminating OSU from Big Ten title contention.