In tOSU eyes, sure, but it’s just funny to me that hot coaches strive to go to schools like this, where losing only one game a year still puts your job in jeopardy. What a horrible existence, imo.
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They wouldn't get in over any undefeateds or 1 loss Oregon, Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, or Texas.
Maybe there's a scenario where Washington wins pac 12 knocking Oregon out, Georgia beating Bama, Texas and FSU lose in title games.
That's a lot of breaks they'd need to go their way.
Yes it's Ohio State, expectations don't get any loftier.
Ryan Day got outcoached by a team without a Head Coach
**** Ohio State. I hope they lose forever
**** Ohio State. I hope they lose forever
Do you actually want to win a national title or just pretend that's a goal.
It wouldn't be a fun existence but if you're not a coach of about half a dozen schools you don't really have a chance to win a national title. Too big of a talent gap.
For the record, michigan isn't one of those teams so it would be an incredible upset if they were to win it all.
Will be quite interesting if Day gets canned and Harbaugh leaves for NFL. Two biggest programs in B1G both seeking to grab a great hire. Odds are one falls flat.
Moore is a very good replacement for harbaugh, would suck to lose him but no one is worried anymore if he left
At the same time they bring in some Pac schools that got good again.
Undefeateds yes but 1 loss teams they will be right in it. FSU also is without their QB which is a factor.
Moore is the harbaugh replacement and Heartline is Day’s replacement, one could fail but they are the top candidates in the country
Emotions are high right now, but I do not see them firing Day. That just isn’t how Gene Smith or OSU operate.
Either of the Texas or SEC schools. Yeah he’d probably be ****-canned
He’s not immediately fired but his seat is an inferno
