Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork defended Ryan Day and gave him a vote of confidence a day after the upset rivalry loss to Michigan a couple of weeks ago. Well, Bjork did an interview with 97.1 The Fan’s Morning Juice radio show Thursday morning,

Despite all the clamoring for his firing, it sounds like Ryan Day's job is safe despite a fourth consecutive loss to

Ohio State football lost, 13-10, against Michigan on Saturday. It was the fourth straight loss in the rivalry for the Buckeyes, marking the longest skid for OSU since 1988-91. Everything in Columbus centers around beating The Team Up North. Coach Ryan Day, despite winning at least 10 games every year outside of 2020, isn’t doing that.

Sports' Dan Wolken breaks down the first round matchup between Ohio Sate and Tennessee. Federal judge blocks largest supermarket merger in history Anne Hathaway Says Acting in Third Christopher Nolan Movie ‘Makes Me Feel Like I'm Doing Something Right';

As soon as Ohio State dropped this year's game against Michigan, fans in Columbus started putting together a list of potential replacements for Ryan Day. That's how bad they wanted him out of town. Day,

Here's what Ohio State AD Ross Bjork said about Ryan Day's job security, flag planting, hosting a College Football Playoff game and more.