Ohio State fans turn on Ryan Day once again following loss to Oregon

Trent Knoop | 2 Hours Ago

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It was a thing of beauty for Michigan fans on Saturday night when they got to see their arch-rival take a loss. The Buckeyes had opportunities to put the game away in Eugene against Oregon, but Ohio State failed to do so and took its first loss of the season after losing 32-31.

It was an eye-scratching final drive for Ohio State to say the least. Quarterback Will Howard fell down to take a sack, star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith was called for offensive pass interference, and then inexplicably, Howard slid when the clock hit zero to lose the game.

Head coach Ryan Day dropped to 1-7 against Top-5 teams and the Ohio State fanbase let him know all about it falling the loss to Oregon. Luckily for the Buckeye faithful, the 12-team Playoff will allow Ohio State to lose this game and another one to still have a great chance of making the Playoff.

First and 10 at the Oregon 28 and you somehow lose the game. Ryan Day’s America.
— Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) October 13, 2024

“WHERE IS THE RYAN DAY AT RIGHT NOW” pic.twitter.com/cqyIIG5uee
— Pardon My Take (@PardonMyTake) October 13, 2024

Ohio State fans liking every mean tweet about Ryan Day after losing to Oregon pic.twitter.com/kdUKmg2dz5
— Conald Peterson (@WhyGarth) October 13, 2024

“Honestly, I just want to know where Ryan Day is today.” pic.twitter.com/2a47EqW2B2
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) October 13, 2024

Knowles is a fraud

0 pressure

Guys on an island getting cooked

Can’t ever close out an lead in an big game

And has an defense full of NFL players

Offense did their part
— Ryan Day in 2024 (@BrandonJBranden) October 13, 2024

Is it time for Ryan Day to go? pic.twitter.com/sO4TEQAbNl
— SN Ohio (@SN_Ohio) October 13, 2024

Just like the 2022 Peach Bowl

Ryan Day leaves Eugene With an unused timeout

He’s pocketing them for the right time
— Official Ohio State DG (@DylanEveryday) October 13, 2024

It’s all on Ryan Day. He is in charge of the coordinators, the players, all of it. He is paid $10 million dollars a year and hasn’t had a signature win since the Mickey Mouse 2020 season. There is nothing else to say.
— Tim Shoemaker (@TimShoemaker) October 13, 2024