Calls grow for Ryan Day to resign after Ohio State's loss to Oregon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 12:56 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day faces increasing criticism following a 41-28 defeat to Oregon on November 7, 2026. The loss marked Ohio State's third defeat in five games against Power 4 opponents, worsening their season record to 6-3. Concerns escalated as the team struggles offensively under backup quarterback Luke Fahey and encounters defensive issues. With three challenging games remaining, questions loom about Day's future, as Ohio State's aspirations for a College Football Playoff and a Big Ten title have likely ended. The Buckeyes' performance has drawn attention for its lack of creativity and effectiveness on both offense and defense.
- •Ohio State is 6-3 after the loss to Oregon.
- •The Buckeyes have lost three of their last five games.
- •Ryan Day's coaching decisions are under scrutiny.
- •Ohio State's College Football Playoff hopes are over.
- •Next games include matchups against Northwestern and Nebraska.
- 12:56 AMYahoo Sports — Ryan Day should resign from his position tonight
"Ohio State has reached rock bottom under Ryan Day, and with the Buckeyes now 4-5 in their last five games against P4 opponents, it is time for regime change in Columbus
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