Ohio State fans should be careful what they wish for. Ryan Day isn't going anywhere, but if he did wouldn't that be great?

OSU fans don't realize the talent drain that has happened to their roster. It's less insidious than the NFL, but that is just because it happens faster.

But don't expect OSU fans to notice. Living in the past is thinking things are still the same they were 3 years ago. We reloaded on D right? Not at all.

Maybe Day is doing less with more than Meyers ever did, but Day still has less to work with than Meyer ever did this year too. Certainly he has stubborn coordinators that want to run styles and schemes that don't play to the strengths of the players they have.

Day will make changes this off-season. OC, TE coach, and probably a few other position coaches will be gone.

But we will continue to steal recruits from OSU (there were recruits at OSU yesterday taking selfies with Dakorian Moore after the game).

Lanning is self correcting in real time, but Day is stubborn. Still if OSU insists Day is the problem and let's him go, we'll gladly take him off their hands as OC, or if OSU fans prefer, Michigan could do the same instead.

Multiple schools would fire their current head coaches and hire Day. He is a proven commodity that others would pay dearly for.

Day is 88-15 in 7 plus seasons. Don't see tOSU parting ways with Day. Even if that happens a few seasons down the road, Day would have his pick of most schools.

DL falls into that category, too.

Good advice to be careful for what you wish for.

Of course, at tOSU, a 4th loss this season at the hands of Michigan would set off a firestorm for Day.

Go Ducks! Beat Michigan

tOSU firing Ryan Day would be a pretty misguided move.

Even elite coaches have the occasional bad year. Day has consistently won at a high level and has already brought a national title to Ohio State.

Now, if the Buckeyes were to struggle through multiple disappointing seasons in succession, I could understand the argument for moving in a different direction.

But one down season shouldn't outweigh his overall body of work.

Can't imagine a scenario where Day ended up as Oregon OC... Some SEC team would probably throw a suitcase of cash at him.

Edited 14 minutes ago14 min by woundedknees