Ryan Day addresses CFP consideration, says Buckeyes weren't 'outmatched in terms of overall play' vs. Michigan
Ryan Day went to the podium after the disappointing loss to Michigan on Saturday. The Ohio State HC made the case for Ohio State to still be considered for the College Football Playoff.
Day stated that he didn’t think Ohio State was necessarily outmatched during the 2nd half. Day thought that in terms of overall play that wasn’t the case.
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“I thought we were in it and we were fighting there at the end,” said Day. “Obviously it got out of control down the stretch, but it’s not like we were outmatched in terms of overall play.”
Ryan Day on whether he thinks OSU deserves to go to the CFP after today: “I thought we were in it and we were fighting there at the end. Obviously it got out of control down the stretch, but it’s not like we were outmatched in terms of overall play.”
— Nolan Bianchi (@nolanbianchi) November 26, 2022
Day also said that Ohio State would be a dangerous team if allowed into the College Football Playoff as a one-loss B1G team.
“If we were able to get a shot in the top four, we’d be a dangerous team,” said Day.
Day on OSU’s status as a CFP contender: “If we were able to get a shot in the top four, we’d be a dangerous team.”
— Griffin Strom (@GriffinStrom3) November 26, 2022
It will all come down to what the Playoff committee thinks about Ohio State’s loss to Michigan.
