For the fourth straight year, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day ended the regular season with another crushing loss to Michigan, and without a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game. This was unquestionably the most shocking of the four, as an underwhelming Wolverine team traveled down to Columbus and clamped down what had been a high-flying Buckeye offense, holding them to just 10 points.
A lot went wrong for OSU, including two interceptions, and a pair of missed field goals. But a lot of the questions after the game centered on Day and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly stubbornly trying to run the ball when it was not working, and leaving star freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith without a single target in the second half.
After the game, Day was asked about all of that and more.
