Michigan's 1310 win against Ohio State is one of the
great upsets of this regular season in college football.
One of the biggest upsets in the history of this
long rivalry and easily one of the low points for
Ohio State in recent program history and definitely the low
point of coach Ryan Day's tenure.
Ryan Day does everything right except for two things, and
that's beat Michigan and then win national championships.
So he's not in a position right now where he's
going to lose his job, but certainly going into next
year, there are certain things that he will have to
do to ensure his future with the Buckeyes.
The bad news is that this is a loss that
he will never live down, that Ohio State will have
to carry with them for another year.
A fourth loss in a row in the series.
The good news is that everything is still kind of
there for Ohio State.
There's there's every reason to suspect that 10 and two,
they'll still get into the playoff as in that large
bid.
But the question for Ohio State is, can they rebound
and can they move forward?
The opportunity will be there to put this game in
their rearview mirror.
Win two, maybe three, maybe four games in the playoff,
win a national championship, certainly can do that.
But this is a loss that will really, really stay.
And it's something that will build Michigan up, tear Ohio
State down.
Almost.
The Buckeyes nightmare scenario.