Fire Ryan Day? Do it because of Ohio State's fourth Michigan loss in row - and the brawl after

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Fire Ryan Day? Do it because of Ohio State's fourth Michigan loss in row - and the brawl after

Want a reason to fire Ryan Day? Losing The Game for the fourth time in a row is bad enough for the Ohio State coach. The brawl after seals the deal.

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[djefferis]

And as I have said - fire Day - but who are you going to hire that’s better and who will beat Michigan ?

They are going to put themselves in the same situation as they were when they hired Fickell. Except this time there is no coach like Urban wanting the job.

OSU fans have impossible to meet expectations in today’s landscape. I don’t think Day is the best coach of all time by any stretch - but he is the best fit for the job at OSU in the current landscape - he wins regular season games (aside from Michigan) and he gets the top talent and keeps it as well as works the transfer portal.

He will figure out how to beat Michigan - and when he does they will want to build a statute to him outside the stadium.

 

[edawg]

Day never should have had the job to begin with. Ohio State will never win anything with him.

 

[RRsilver]

Good keep him around. With the talent OSU gets, any decent coach will win 10 games a year, in the weak big 10.

 

[stormtrooper8]

Good keep him around. With the talent OSU gets, any decent coach will win 10 games a year, in the weak big 10.

Best conference in the sport right now

Granted “conferences” are taking on a new meaning

 

[RRsilver]

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Best conference in the sport right now

Granted “conferences” are taking on a new meaning

An argument can be made for this year, but we will see how the playoffs, play out. If they are this year, that's one out of the last twenty.
But year in and year out they play some of the weakest schedules, in the nation.
In the list below they have 6 in the top 30. OSU is at #8, UM AT #14, USC #15, UCLA #18, PSU #20. Winsy # 29. I could have missed some of the Big 10.
Eleven out of the first twelve are SEC

Strength of schedule

1	Georgia (10-2)	16.3	1	9	1
2	Alabama (9-3)	13.9	2	39	2
3	Oklahoma (6-6)	13.4	3	111	4
4	Florida (7-5)	13.3	3	28	3
5	S Carolina (9-3)	12.6	3	59	7
6	LSU (8-4)	12.6	3	33	6
7	Mississippi (9-3)	12.0	5	67	5
8	Ohio St (10-2)	11.9	2	56	8
9	Texas (11-1)	11.9	3	44	10
10	Texas A&M (8-4)	11.6	3	21	12
11	Tennessee (10-2)	11.4	4	62	9
12	Kentucky (4-8)	10.1	3	67	11
13	Louisville (8-4)	10.0	9	124	14
14	Michigan (7-5)	9.8	4	31	22
15	USC (6-6)	9.8	3	34	19
16	Vanderbilt (6-6)	9.3	16	92	16
17	Arkansas (6-6)	8.8	8	119	17
18	UCLA (5-7)	8.6	7	69	13
19	Notre Dame (11-1)	8.5	3	32	28
20	Penn St (11-1)	8.4	6	32	15
21	Kansas (5-7)	8.4	17	120	18
22	Missouri (9-3)	7.9	17	115	20
23	Auburn (5-7)	7.9	21	81	25
24	GA Tech (7-5)	7.8	1	54	37
25	Kansas St (8-4)	7.4	10	81	23
26	Oregon (12-0)	7.3	4	71	21
27	Clemson (9-3)	7.1	1	38	31
28	Miami (10-2)	7.1	12	28	24
29	Wisconsin (5-7)	6.6	20	107	26
30	Iowa St (10-2)

 

[jjgold]

I wonder if they’re gonna make some tweaks to this playoff eventually

 

[RRsilver]

I wonder if they’re gonna make some tweaks to this playoff eventually

Yes, after next year. But who knows what that will look like either.

 

[stormtrooper8]

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An argument can be made for this year, but we will see how the playoffs, play out. If they are this year, that's one out of the last twenty.
But year in and year out they play some of the weakest schedules, in the nation.
In the list below they have 6 in the top 30. OSU is at #8, UM AT #14, USC #15, UCLA #18, PSU #20. Winsy # 29. I could have missed some of the Big 10.
Eleven out of the first twelve are SEC

Strength of schedule

1	Georgia (10-2)	16.3	1	9	1
2	Alabama (9-3)	13.9	2	39	2
3	Oklahoma (6-6)	13.4	3	111	4
4	Florida (7-5)	13.3	3	28	3
5	S Carolina (9-3)	12.6	3	59	7
6	LSU (8-4)	12.6	3	33	6
7	Mississippi (9-3)	12.0	5	67	5
8	Ohio St (10-2)	11.9	2	56	8
9	Texas (11-1)	11.9	3	44	10
10	Texas A&M (8-4)	11.6	3	21	12
11	Tennessee (10-2)	11.4	4	62	9
12	Kentucky (4-8)	10.1	3	67	11
13	Louisville (8-4)	10.0	9	124	14
14	Michigan (7-5)	9.8	4	31	22
15	USC (6-6)	9.8	3	34	19
16	Vanderbilt (6-6)	9.3	16	92	16
17	Arkansas (6-6)	8.8	8	119	17
18	UCLA (5-7)	8.6	7	69	13
19	Notre Dame (11-1)	8.5	3	32	28
20	Penn St (11-1)	8.4	6	32	15
21	Kansas (5-7)	8.4	17	120	18
22	Missouri (9-3)	7.9	17	115	20
23	Auburn (5-7)	7.9	21	81	25
24	GA Tech (7-5)	7.8	1	54	37
25	Kansas St (8-4)	7.4	10	81	23
26	Oregon (12-0)	7.3	4	71	21
27	Clemson (9-3)	7.1	1	38	31
28	Miami (10-2)	7.1	12	28	24
29	Wisconsin (5-7)	6.6	20	107	26
30	Iowa St (10-2)

SOS is a VERY flawed metric

Lot of noise

Can’t have ratings like this in short sample sizes. Statical malpractice

 

[stormtrooper8]

Statistical*

 

[stormtrooper8]

People who rely on ratings to make picks go 48-52% and lose juice over the long run

Same people who pick the Bills over Chiefs in the playoffs

It is what it is

 

[jjgold]

He’s gonna have to win at least one playoff game if not, he’s fired right after the game